The Dorset dialect word 'limmer' refers to a painter or artist, derived from the word 'illuminate' because painters were historically called 'illuminators' of manuscripts.
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Today's Dorset dialect word is one which can be used to describe type of profession and today's word is limmer.
So a limmer is a painter or an artist and this comes from the word illuminate as painters would used to be called illuminators of manuscripts.
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