A miller is someone who works in a mill. They turn grains like wheat into flour using machines. It is an old job connected to food making.
The miller grinds wheat into fine flour.
My grandfather was a miller long ago.
In nature, 'miller' can mean a fish found in rivers. It is small and lives in fresh water. It is also called miller’s thumb because of its shape.
The miller fish lives in clear rivers.
We caught a miller in the small stream.
A miller can also mean a machine that grinds things. It helps to crush grains or other materials into smaller pieces or powder.
The miller works with old grain machines.
The factory uses a large miller every day.
Sometimes, 'miller' is used in a casual way to mean a person who works very hard and does physical work. It includes steady, everyday effort.
She is a real miller who never stops working.
The team needs more millers to finish fast.
In history or old texts, 'miller' can mean the process of grinding grain. This use is now rare but is found in literature.
The miller of grain is an old process.
The miller took hours each day to grind.
