Other forms: labourers
A labourer is a worker who does heavy unskilled work. A farm labourer, hire a labourer, labourers on site.
The word describes the work rather than the person, and much of it demands real judgement and endurance whatever the label says. Americans spell it laborer, and general labourer is still a job title on every building site.
1nounlabourerA worker who does heavy unskilled work.
“He worked as a labourer on building sites, carrying bricks and mixing cement.”
labourer is a worker.
Also accepted in games: laborer
Latin
labor
Old French
labor
Middle English
labor
English
labour
English, today
labourer
From labour + -er. labour comes from Middle English labor, labour, labur, from Old French labor (modern labeur) and its etymon, Latin labor.
Etymology from Wiktionary, CC BY-SA