Also strower. [f. STREW v. + -ER1.] One who strews.
a. 1593. Exam. H. Barrowe, B iiij. He said, I was a strower of errors.
1710. J. Chamberlayne, St. Gt. Brit. (ed. 33), 545/2. Strewer of Herbs.
1716. Lady G. Baillie, Househ. Bk. (S.T.S.), 48. For Apoticars man, strewer 5 waterman 1s. shoemakers 2s., 0 8 0.
1820. W. Taylor, in Monthly Rev., XCIII. 532. When the strowers of grain had repeated their office, the birds again burst screaming on the flood.
