British spelling of 'beveler'; a person or tool that cuts bevel angles.
British variant spelling of 'beveler,' following British conventions of doubling the final consonant in agent nouns formed from verbs ending in a single consonant.
British and American English split on doubling consonants—'beveller' vs 'beveler,' 'cancelled' vs 'canceled.' These tiny spelling differences actually reflect how the two languages evolved separately after 1776!
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