Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. A cultivator; one who produces anything by cultivation.
- n. An advocate of the spread of culture or the education of the intellectual and esthetic powers; especially, one who regards culture in this sense rather than religion as the central element in civilization.
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. A cultivator.
- n. One who is an advocate of culture.
Examples
“From the very first period of their coming under the care of the amateur fish culturist, that is to say, from the ova, just before hatching out, till they are yearlings, the mortality among them will be much greater than in the case of any of the trout.”
“And are your "culturist" assumptions anyway solid enough to serve as a basis for public policy?”
“I grew up in Colorado during a time when every imaginable counter culturist could be found.”
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“The Next Great Poet will be media savvy camera friendly image conscious consumer culturist.”
“Dio, as he was called except when he was called “beautiful bran-eating Dio”, was no doctor—his MD was an honorary one granted by a college of homeopathy—but he was many other things: educator, physical culturist, health food advocate, bestselling author, and one of the more compelling platform speakers of the day, a large, robust man “profoundly confident in the omnipotence of his own ideas and the uselessness of all others.””
“Anyway, my Kotaku feature for this month is up today, and it continues the discussion on the difference between the average gamer and the fanatical culturist.”
“As a fellow "video game culturist" I'd appreciate SVGDL even more with a cool banner.”
“I am not as old as you I am sure, but I can consider myself a "culturist.”
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