How Do You Spell CULLERS?

Pronunciation: [kˈʌləz] (IPA)

The word "cullers" is spelled with a "c" and two "l"s. The IPA phonetic transcription for this word is /ˈkʌlərz/. The first syllable is pronounced like "kul" with a short "u" sound, while the second syllable is pronounced like "ers" with a schwa sound. The double "l" creates a softer "L" sound, which distinguishes it from "color" which uses a single "l". "Cullers" can refer to people who select out the best or most suitable items from a larger group.

CULLERS Meaning and Definition

1. Cullers refers to individuals or groups of people engaged in the act of culling. The term "culling" is often used in the context of wildlife management or agriculture, where it refers to the selective removal of individuals or a group of animals or plants from a population.

   In wildlife management, cullers are individuals who are authorized and responsible for identifying and eliminating specific animals or groups of animals from a given population. This is typically done to control the population size, prevent overcrowding, manage disease transmission, or to protect the habitat or other species. Cullers may use various methods such as hunting, trapping, or chemical interventions to carry out the culling process.

   In agriculture, cullers are involved in the selection and removal of plants or animals that do not meet certain standards or criteria. This could include identifying and removing weak, diseased, or low-quality individuals in order to maintain the overall health and productivity of the crop or livestock.

   The role of cullers may vary depending on the specific context. They may work as independent contractors, employees of government agencies, or be involved in voluntary or community-based initiatives. cullers often require specific training and knowledge to identify and handle the targeted individuals appropriately, as well as adhere to legal and ethical guidelines while carrying out their culling activities.

2. The worst of a flock culled out for disposal.

   Etymological and pronouncing dictionary of the English language. By Stormonth, James, Phelp, P. H. Published 1874.

Common Misspellings for CULLERS

• collers
• cutlers
• callers
• cylers
• cillers
• culers
• cyllers
• chllers
• cjllers
• c8llers
• c7llers
• cuklers
• cuolers
• culkers
• culpers
• culoers
• cullwrs
• cullsrs
• culldrs
• cullrrs

Etymology of CULLERS

The word "cullers" has its roots in the Middle English language. It ultimately derived from the Old French word "coloier", which meant "to gather, collect, pluck, or pick". The Old French term was derived from Latin "colligere", comprising "col" (together) and "ligere" (to gather). Over time, "coloier" evolved into the Middle English term "coleren", which meant "to pick, gather". From "coleren", the term "cullers" emerged, referring to those who gather or pick things, often used in the context of gathering or selecting items for a specific purpose.