prospector
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Noun — A person who searches an area for valuable minerals, such as gold or oil.
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Etymology
From prospect + -or, "one who prospects."
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What does “prospector” mean?
The word “prospector” means a person who searches an area for valuable minerals, such as gold or oil. In plain terms, someone who searches the land for gold, oil, or other valuable resources.
How do you pronounce “prospector”?
“Prospector” is pronounced pruh-SPEHK-tuh (/ˈpɹɑsˌpɛktɚ/ in IPA).
How do you use “prospector” in a sentence?
Here is “prospector” used in a sentence: “The old prospector spent decades panning for gold in the mountains.”
What part of speech is “prospector”?
“Prospector” is a noun.