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Meanings of coiner in English
Synonyms
Examples for "namer"
Examples for "namer"
1
The poet is the sayer, the namer, and represents beauty.
2
Teaching someone to be a namer is like teaching someone to fall in love.
3
He claimed all I needed to improve myself as a namer was time and dedication.
4
St. Thomas was the namer of them to Dante.
5
Seeing things is a part of being a namer.
1
But Allen said he has often wondered if he would have been as successful without a dubber.
2
Audio Andrew Dubber is a music technologist, author, broadcaster, and academic.
3
Trevor Reekie and Andrew Dubber ponder the 'shifting ratios' of the current musical landscape.
4
Presented by Andrew Dubber, Produced and engineered by Sam Coley for Radio New Zealand National.
5
That is the most important thing, Luke Dubber said.
1
This process, as we affirm, the name-giver named inspiration and expiration.
2
HERMOGENES: I imagine, Socrates, that he must be the namer, or name-giver, of whom we are in search.
3
There he lay with his feet to the north on the height above us the founder and name-giver of our State.
4
Janus, the Roman god and name-giver to the month of January, had two faces, one to the past and one to the future.
5
Let us head our brief list with Cortes, the name-giver, who dreamed long years of the golden land he was never to see.
Usage of coiner in English
1
The waggoner fell an easy prey to the furious coiner at first.
2
Unheedful of the coiner's anger, the detective stroked his moustache, and continued-
3
The latter lay under the coiner, whose knee pressed cruelly upon his chest.
4
The detective was provokingly cool, and the coiner gnashed his teeth with rage.
5
At first I began to think that our friend Fenwick had turned coiner.
6
The coiner's manner made the aubergiste uneasy, and thoughtful for his own safety.
7
Indeed, the coiner sometimes pays for his negligence, or dishonesty, with his head.
8
Froude, however, was no fine writer, no coiner of phrases for phrases' sake.
9
My ill-luck began then, for the same night I was arrested at the coiner's.
10
The coiner himself had been slain during the raid-mostfrustrating!
11
Dead man was identified as Rodger Prescott, famous as forger and coiner in Chicago.
12
The coiner may be jolly in his hiding-place among his chosen band of brother coiners.
13
But from time to time he will deliver some of it up to a coiner-
14
And now he could hear Lenoir's menaces quite plainly as the coiner gained upon him.
15
Nay, I am neither a cripple, coiner of false money, nor smith, as he was.
16
Thou bad false coiner, how couldst thou do otherwise!
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Coiner across language varieties
United Kingdom
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