Plural form of crozer; multiple cooperage tools used to cut grooves in barrel staves, or multiple workers who perform crozing.
From 'crozer' plus the plural suffix '-s'. Standard nominalization for both tools and craftspeople.
Guild records from medieval towns list entire workshops of 'crozers,' evidence of how complex pre-industrial manufacturing really was—barrel-making was a multi-step assembly process centuries before factories.
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