tiler
Tiler (noun) means a person who installs tiles on floors, walls, or roofs. Example: “The tiler finished the bathroom floor in two days.”
How to use tiler
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSomeone whose job is setting tiles.
The trade sense is neutral and common, while the lodge sense is specialized.
Tiler sounds like TY-ler and shares its first sound with tile, not with tailor.
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The _____ finished the bathroom floor in two days.
Etymology
The word was inherited from Middle English, where it appeared in forms such as tiler and tilere. It probably goes back to an Old English form meaning one who lays tile, built from tile and the ending -er.