artificial inseminator

English

Etymology

Blend of artificial insemination +‎ inseminator.

Noun

artificial inseminator (plural artificial inseminators)

  1. A person who carries out artificial insemination of livestock.
    • 1974 October, DENIS J. O'SULLIVAN, MICHAEL J. BRADY, “Bull Man's Hand—An Unusual Occupational Lesion”, in The Journal of the Society of Occupational Medicine, volume 24, number 4, →DOI, page 134:
      He worked as an artificial inseminator of cattle for 15 years. Due to the increased demand for artificial insemination in his area, he had become busier during the previous four years.
    • 2021 March 20, Emily Bissland, “Headbutts, kicks and frisky cows all part of the job for artificial inseminator Ange Wilson, but she loves it”, in ABC News (Australia)‎[1]:
      [in title]
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