FACER


Meaning of FACER in English

ˈfāsə(r) noun

( -s )

1. obsolete : one that puts on a false show : braggart , swaggerer

2. obsolete : a tankard especially when filled : bumper

3.

a. : a blow in the face (as in boxing)

b. : a severe or stunning check or defeat

his refusal to participate was a facer for me

4. : one (as a machine or worker) that faces: as

a. : a cutter for facing or surfacing or a machine-tool attachment for holding such a cutter

b. : a garment worker who sews facings and reinforcements

c. : a worker who polishes the faces of jewel bearings

5. : something that forms or acts as a face: as

a. : face title

b. : a selected specimen for use in facing (as of a pack of fruit or vegetables)

c. : any of certain broad low-growing plants used in border plantings to hide unattractive basal parts of larger background items

Webster's New International English Dictionary.      Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster.