weeder

As a noun weeder is

an agricultural worker who removes weeds.

As nouns the difference between weever and weeder

is that weever is any of the usually brown fish in family: Trachinidae, who catch prey by burying themselves in the sand and snatching them as they go past while weeder is an agricultural worker who removes weeds.

As nouns the difference between needer and weeder

is that needer is a person who requires or needs something while weeder is an agricultural worker who removes weeds.

As an adverb needer

is .

As nouns the difference between weeder and weeker

is that weeder is an agricultural worker who removes weeds while weeker is (especially in combination with a number) someone who participates in something for a certain number of weeks.

As nouns the difference between seeder and weeder

is that seeder is (agriculture) a device used to plant seeds; a seed drill while weeder is an agricultural worker who removes weeds.

As nouns the difference between weeder and weedery

is that weeder is an agricultural worker who removes weeds while weedery is weeds, collectively.

As nouns the difference between weeder and feeder

is that weeder is an agricultural worker who removes weeds while feeder is that which feeds.

As a noun weeder

is an agricultural worker who removes weeds.

As an adjective weedier is

comparative of weedy.

As nouns the difference between weeder and welder

is that weeder is an agricultural worker who removes weeds while welder is one who welds, or unites pieces of iron, etc, by welding.

As a verb weeded

is (weed).

As a noun weeder is

an agricultural worker who removes weeds.