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Answer for the clue "One suffering from hay fever ", 7 letters:
sneezer

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Word definitions for sneezer in dictionaries

Wiktionary Word definitions in Wiktionary
n. 1 Someone who sneezes. 2 (context US slang dated English) prison.

WordNet Word definitions in WordNet
n. a person who sneezes

Usage examples of sneezer.

With a languid sigh, he leaned over the side of the bath-chair as Sneezer dragged Arthur effortlessly over, using only two fingers to pick the boy up by the back of his neck.

At the same time, Sneezer let Arthur go and the boy fell back on the grass.

Instantly, Sneezer made Arthur wrap his fingers around it, pushing so hard that the metal bit into his skin.

He flicked a finger and an unseen force struck Sneezer and Arthur, sending them tumbling roughly across the grass.

He drew something from his sleeve, a glittering object that he pointed at Sneezer as he shouted deafening words that sounded like thunderclaps, the vibration of them smashing through the air and shaking the ground where Arthur lay.

When he opened them again, Monday, bath-chair, and Sneezer had disappeared, but there was still black type running in a thread through the air, moving too quickly for him to read the words.

And the whole plan had been set up by Sneezer, but there was some double cross involved.

Mister Monday and Sneezer had talked about, who he presumed was also the giver of the Atlas.

Like Mister Monday, Sneezer, and Noon, he was wearing very old-fashioned clothes.

It sounded a lot like Sneezer when he had fought with Mister Monday back at the oval, on that Monday that seemed so long ago.

From within Sneezer, I enticed Monday to give away the Key to a mortal who was soon to die.

He drank the juice, gave the glass to Sneezer, and examined the paper.

Arthur dimly saw the Will waving her handkerchief and Sneezer saluting.

What if Sneezer was a traitor like Pravuil, in the employ of the Morrow Days?

He rolled that back, and Sneezer slipped off his brightcoat in one expert motion.