setter:
(plural: ‘setters‘; for the right pronunciation of this word, please click here)
(usually used in combination of relevant words) a person whose job is to set/to arrange things in a proper order,
traditional typsetters at work
A typesetter of printing type must know the lay-out of the page he/she is typesetting for.
According to the laws protecting animals, setters of any kind of animal traps, or more commonly called ‘trappers’ — setters of rabbit traps, wolf traps or bear traps — are considered poachers and if caught red-handed, they may be punished severely.
Some people are trendsetters who start something new or strange that, in a short period of time, is followed by others and becomes a fashion or tradition.
trend setters in fashion world
For an informative article that explains what a typesetter is, please click here, for an interesting article that explains how to be trendsetters, please click here and for a sports article in which see how this word is used with course in skiing sport, please click here.
trap setter at work
Note 1: ‘Setter’ is also used to refer to computer devices and apps. For an ad that shows us how to apply Netsetter, please click here.
Note 2: ‘Setter’, always with a capital ‘S’, is often found in the names of people. For an article that explains the origin of this word as a surname/family name/last name, please click here.
