1. One who cultivates a farm; a husbandman; one who collects taxes, customs, excise, or other duties, for a certain rate per cent.; one who farms the cope of the king, Farmers-general, under the old French monarchy, those to whom the right of levying certain taxes in a particular district was farmed out for a given sum.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• formr,
• wamer,
• fromer,
• forme,
• faher,
• farder,
• darmar,
• formen,
• mamer,
• formere,
• farter,
• farmiler,
• firmen,
• famen,
• narmer,
• formerd,
• femer,
• formaer,
• fomer,
• forher

• Fame,
• firmer,
• Farmed,
• FARNER,
• farm,
• farmyard,
• former,
• warmer.

The adjective form of the word "farmer" is "agricultural".

The plural of the "farmer" can be the "farmers".

The singular of the "farmer" can be the "farmer".