I. ˈgrāvə(r) noun
( -s )
Etymology: Middle English, from graven to dig, carve, engrave + -er — more at grave
: one that graves: as
a. : engraver , sculptor
b. : any of various cutting or shaving tools (as an engraver's burin) used in graving or in hand metal turning
c. : a small prehistoric tool of stone or bone used for working or marking stone, bone, ivory, horn, or pottery
II.
comparative of grave