dowser|dowsers in English
noun
['dows·er || daʊzə]
person who uses a divining rod to find water (or metal, etc.)
Use "dowser|dowsers" in a sentence
1. 10 The dowsing response can tell as much about the dowser as about the site under investigation.
2. The ultimate wet dream, the Besotter of souls; Wretched dowser, shadowy harbinger of extinction, Mythical scythe-bearer, man's final goal
3. These are dowsers and people who think that they can talk to the dead as well, but they're amateurs; they don't know how to evaluate their own so-called powers.
4. Barbarizes ou dowser contradictable, refutable, opposable kyetä, pystyä, jaksaa, mahtaa, osata, saattaa, taitaa, voida, päästä, saada yksityiskohdat, lähemmät tiedot עולל வில்வம், வில்வ மரம் الجندي الألماني في الجيش الأمريكي zaměřený do sebe āksts avaries en cours de