dowser

A noun referring to a person who uses a divining rod to locate underground water or minerals, or the forked stick itself that is said to dip down to indicate such resources.

• 🇪🇸Sustantivo que designa a la persona que utiliza una varilla o rama bifurcada para localizar agua subterránea o minerales, o a la propia vara que se dice que se inclina para indicar su presencia.

1. Water Diviner C1 formal

   A person who uses a divining rod or forked stick to locate underground water, minerals, or other hidden substances.

   • The dowser walked slowly across the field, holding the forked stick.
   • Many farmers still hire a dowser to find the best spot for a well.
   • The dowser claimed the rod would dip when water was present.

   🇪🇸Zahorí

   Sinónimos: divinerrhabdomancerwater witch

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• dowser's possessive singular form