/?f??.i.?/apersonwho makes orsellsclothesmade fromfur毛皮加工者；皮货商SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrasesClothing - general words
all-in-one
anti-fur
apparel
argyle
attire
cast-offs
finery
fitter
garb
garment
get up
glad rags
haberdasher
mothball
mourning
sensible
separates
shapewear
shorty
street clothes
See more results ?(Definition offurrierfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus? Cambridge University Press)Examples from literature
His father was a shoemaker, his uncle a furrier, and he, being a younger son, was apprenticed to the latter's trade.
Like every other business, the fur trade runs in its regular grooves, and the average furrier will often pay an experienced professional five dollars for a skin for which he would not offer a dollar to an amateur.
On the voyage he made the acquaintance of a furrier.
The reason why furs are so warm is that their soft, furry under-hairs, or "pelt" as the furriers call it, entangle and hold an enormous amount of air.
You see this clearly enough in the fur that comes from your furriers after the treatment they subject it to with nitric acid and nitrate of mercury.
