Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. One who asks; a petitioner; an inquirer.
- n. Same as ask.
Wiktionary
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. One who asks; a petitioner; an inquirer.
- n. (Zoöl.), Local Eng. An ask; a water newt.
WordNet 3.0
- n. someone who asks a question
Etymologies
- ask + -er (Wiktionary)
Examples
“This could be because the asker is a beginner to article marketing, and views the task with a heavy heart.”
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“One thing you need to be prepared for if you're the asker is the same stuff guys have always had to deal with.”
“Unless the son has two dads who got married and divorced with one dad that thinks masturbation is a sin (but not homosexuality apparently) I think assuming the asker is the mother is a fair assumption.”
“Assume the asker is a nice little old lady (over 70) who we employ because she is old and has no money, and all she does is make coffee and say hi to people, and we like her and her name is Doris. en Español”
“It takes courage and the results to the "asker" are huge because not only do we get results, but we also get a connection with another human being.”
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“If the "asker" can plea in the face of that you know they must be really desperate.”
“It's the most degrading experience ever, so I do feel sorry for the "asker" in that repsect.”
“Their descendants are beggars from the cradle; but they beg with a good grace, and not with a curse or an insult like the European 'asker' when refused: moreover, the mendicant pest is not now over-prevalent.”
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“[FN#53] The formula used in refusing alms to an "asker" or in rejecting an insufficient offer: "Allah will open to thee!”
“And wheeling an "asker" in a barrow, is not that work?' said he; 'then fling yon muckle stone in to boot: stay,”
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