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Someone who obtains or acquires.
procurer
1
A
securer
heritage, however, than parental savings, is parental faith and piety.
2
There she took a
securer
hold, and plunged with him under the trees.
3
Joshua drew himself into
securer
,
position on the camel and shook its harness.
4
Did it offer any
securer
hiding-place than the part in which they were?
5
Holding to a gentleman's purse is even
securer
than holding to a gentleman.
6
It was pierced in the brim for a
hat
-
securer
,
but the elastic was missing.
7
Are human generosity and affection founded on no
securer
basis?
8
I could not have fled to a
securer
hiding-place.
9
As regards Port Adelaide itself, I cannot imagine a
securer
or a more convenient harbour.
10
Then began agriculture, and for the sake of
securer
food man tethered himself to a place.
11
After a time I felt
securer
,
and gave my mind again to the dead I had killed.
12
As if negative lies are not falser and more cowardly than positive lies, because
securer
and more deceptive.
13
I'll be
securer
then, more necessary to this pair of plunderers, able to make better terms for myself.
14
For those who did not wish to be disturbed after death, the charnel-house was the
securer
place of burial.
15
Our monarchy has
securer
establishments.
16
Beyond these a slender cleft, bordered by gnarled roots of low bushes, promised a somewhat easier and
securer
passage toward the summit.
securer
cause securer
even securer
feel securer
have securer
imagine a securer