early 15c. (late 14c. as a surname), from Anglo-French surveiour "guard, overseer," Old French sorveor, from Old French verb sorveoir "to survey" (see survey (v.)).

person who analyzes the specific boundaries and features of a piece of land using mathematical concepts such as geometry.

n. A land-measurer.

A precision instrument used to make a pencil mark around a tooth indicating its greatest circumference in any one position relative to the vertical.

The name given to a U.S. series of unmanned probes that landed on the moon to obtain data prerequisite for a manned landing.

(n) an engineer who determines the boundaries and elevations of land or structures(n) someone who conducts a statistical survey

Trained and certified individual who makes accurate horizontal and vertical measurements using optical instruments to determine the exact position of points on the Earth’s surface. Surveyors often wor [..]

A specialist who carries out surveys.

Person appointed by the parties (expert chosen by agreement) or by the Tribunal (court expert) to witness a situation and, in the event of damage, to find out the causes. T TALLY: Counting the number [..]

Accredited marine specialist who ascertains the condition or value of the boat, or if in the event of a loss, damage to the boat.

An engineer who carries out surveys of property elevations and boundaries.

– a professional surveyor of land employed by the Enclosure Commissioners to survey the open fields and draw up a map of their re-allotment.