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- noun One who
disappoints .
Etymologies
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Examples
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If your father chronically lets you down or is a habitual disappointer, can you write him off as bad luck and move on?
Peggy Drexler: A Fathers Instruction Manual: Accepting Dad For Who He Is; And Who He's Not 2009
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[NY Post] • Compulsive fanboy disappointer George Lucas has announced he will take the Star Wars saga to the stage.
What's Next? Star Wars On Ice?: Vanity Fair Fair, Vanity 2008
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I'm a problem solver, and a mother disappointer, so here comes another brilliant plan, which I shall make up on the fly right now:
wilberteets Diary Entry wilberteets 2007
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"They have been a bit of a perennial disappointer in the past but I think that is changing."
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But I shall never forget the terror inspired in my mind, being shut up in the bug-disappointer, when a facetious lay-brother of the convent fell upon me and began tickling me.
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It is always a fatal blighter, blaster, disappointer.
Pushing to the Front Orison Swett Marden 1887
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"The market had treated QUX's management as a serial disappointer and they heavily punished the price of the company's shares," Raymond Goldie, a Toronto-based analyst at Salman Partners Inc., said in a telephone interview.
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DRI has been a serial disappointer on raw costs and high gas prices.
unknown title 2011
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Notablecalls: MPEL has been a serial disappointer for as long as I can remember.
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They are sad and mad, and the disappointer-in-chief is banging pots at a bogeyman that doesn't exist.
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