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culler 
1 n. Obs. an inspector of fish.
- 1907 In 1762 the grand juries in sessions were employed to appoint cullers and surveyors of dry fish, surveyors of lumber, and surveyors of cordwood.
- 1957 He used to be a culler on Strickland's room across the harbour.
2 n. Lumbering an inspector of logs.
- 1808 His Excellency the Governor in Chief has been pleased to make the following appointments, viz: To be Master Cullers and Measurers of Staves, for the Port of Montreal. William England, Alexander England. . . .
- 1829 At Quebec, there are people called Cullers, who are appointed to select lots of timber according to quality.
- 1963 . . . years after St. Lawrence rafting ceased, one could see . . . culler's marks still legible upon their solid sides.
- 1907 In 1762 the grand juries in sessions were employed to appoint cullers and surveyors of dry fish, surveyors of lumber, and surveyors of cordwood.