A cooperage tool used to cut the croze (groove) into barrel staves, or a cooper skilled in cutting crozes.
From 'croze' plus the agent suffix '-er'. A specialized craft tool name reflecting the barrel-making trade.
A 'crozer' was both a tool and a craftsperson—medieval trades often named tools and workers by the same word, which is why old job titles sound like equipment now.
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