0 someone whose job is dying cloth or other material (= changing its colour using a special liquid) --
This experimental work required access to a wide range of custom-made compounds of the type that were of interest to the dye makers and dyers.
First, it establishes the international and the local context in which dyers struggled to maintain their industry.
On the following day, 1,500 dyers marched to the palace.
The shortened credit period combined with declining consumer sales left many dyers in debt to the trading firms.
Older dyers were accused of not passing along their knowledge to younger women.
For stepping outside of the model, dyers were cast as disloyal citizens.
It exacerbated old tensions and created new ones while allowing dyers to increase production and cut costs.
Rather than give up caustic soda and synthetic dye, dyers ignored the bans and continued to use both items surreptitiously.
