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Meanings of taker in English

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Usage of taker in English
1
An exceptional point-taker, often from difficult angles, he made it look easy.
Independent.ie
2
Those born under this sign are a different type of risk taker.
Ebony
3
Ask an inner planet census taker, it was nearer to fifty million.
Leviathan Wakes
4
So much for the prize-taker; the prize-loser vented his spleen as thus:-
My Life as an Author
5
She has not specifically called for reforms to the maker-taker payment model.
Reuters
6
In the end, I am not that much of a risk taker.
Blameless
7
She is an oppressor by nature, and a taker of mean advantages.
Autobiography of mark twain, vol. 1
8
In reality, she became by the middle of spring a mere lesson-taker.
The Price She Paid
9
Above all it was clear he was a risk-taker and an innovator.
The Guardian
10
But here is the difference between everyone else and the final decision-taker.
A journey: my political life
11
And so began my work as protector, guardian, bailiff, constable-forhire, and thief-taker.
A conspiracy of paper: a novel
12
The care-taker told me that Mrs. Ambrose was sailing the next morning.
The Hermit and the Wild Woman, and Other Stories
13
Rufus posted himself at the ticket-taker's office, in the interests of Amelius.
The Fallen Leaves
14
Would you have considered your child a risk-taker before they started climbing?
Climbing Magazine
15
Acid to Brian was something different than to your average drug taker.
Life
16
As both a giver and taker of chaff he was an adept.
Lines in Pleasant Places: Being the Aftermath of an Old Angler
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Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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