Noun
One who saps; specifically (Mil.), one who is employed in working at saps, building and repairing fortifications, and the like.
Source: Webster's dictionarySocial media is great, I guess, but it feels like technology is the sapper of innocence. Chris O'Dowd
As a boy, Fleming devoured the Bulldog Drummond tales of Lieutenant Colonel H. C. McNeile (aka "Sapper") and the Richard Hannay stories of John Buchan. Source: Internet
Hekmatullah has spent seven years in jail after murdering Lance Corporal Stjepan Milosevic, Sapper James Martin and Private Robert Poate in August 2012 while they were playing cards. Source: Internet
For Alessi the '80s are marked with some iconic designs like the Two tone kettle by Sapper, their first cutlery set Dry by Castiglioni. Source: Internet
Private Robert Poate, Lance Corporal Stjepan Milosevic and Sapper James Martin were murdered by Afghan army sergeant, Hekmatullah, who was later captured and sentenced to death. Source: Internet
From the POW Crawl to the dreaded X-Mile Run, combat engineers pushed it to the limit, says a spectator — and Sapper dad — who tells this story of guts and glory. Source: Internet