A person or device that bolts or sifts flour and grain, or a type of cloth used for sifting.
From boult (to sift) plus the agent suffix -er; the word describes both the tool and the person using it.
In medieval times, a boulter was a skilled professional—bolting cloth was expensive and the technique required practice, making it a legitimate trade job.
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