Archer ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Archer ( noun )

1. A person who uses a bow and arrows to shoot at a target.
2. A person who shoots arrows as a sport.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french archier, from arc (see ark1).

Examples:

1. The archer drew back the bowstring and released the arrow.
2. The archer took aim and fired the arrow.
3. The archer's arrow hit the target.
4. The archers were competing in the tournament.
5. The archer was a skilled marksman.

(As a verb)

Archer ( verb )

1. A person who uses a bow and arrows to shoot at a target.
2. A person who shoots arrows as a sport.

Origin:

Middle english: from old french archier, from arc (see ark1).

Examples:

1. The archer drew back the bowstring and released the arrow.
2. The archer took aim and fired the arrow.
3. The archer's arrow hit the target.
4. The archers were competing in the tournament.
5. The archer was a skilled marksman.