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The Collaborative International Dictionary
Chooser

Chooser \Choos"er\, n. One who chooses; one who has the power or right of choosing; an elector.
--Burke.

Wiktionary
chooser

n. one who chooses something

WordNet
chooser

n. a person who chooses or selects out [syn: picker, selector]

Wikipedia
Chooser (Mac OS)

The Chooser is an application program for Macintosh systems using the original Mac OS. The Chooser started out as a desk accessory and became a standalone application program as of System 7. The Chooser allowed users to connect to AppleShare file servers (via AppleTalk or TCP/IP), enable or disable the network access, and select which printer to use.

Chooser

Chooser can refer to:

  • Choosing, to select freely and after consideration.
  • A user interface on a computer that allows the user to choose items from large collections of data.
    • Apple Chooser, an application for Macintosh systems.
    • Spectasia 3D Chooser, an application for Windows and Macintosh systems.

Usage examples of "chooser".

Stratification took place because the Talent appeared in a few Choosers, then spread to more each generation, until our ancestors no longer had a common goal with the unTalented.

In the last few generations, as our Choosers have grown more powerful, losing has meant death.

The Clan had always had Choosers and mental linkage between mated pairs before maturation.

The trend to greater power in Choosers in each successive generation had acted to narrow the number of suitable Choices.

A return to the old ways, of Choosers assessing every unChosen male, was more than unthinkable: at best, it could only slow the decline, and at a cost too terrible to consider by a sentient species.

As such, and a Chooser, you are the prize beyond hope for Yihtor, should he truly live.

Sira is the jewel of our race, Morgan: the most powerful Chooser ever born.

In Clan, Cenebar had told me, the Power-of-Choice within the Chooser tried to master the power of the unChosen candidate.

Beggars can't be choosers, I said to him just now, and I know he had my meaning.

Everywhere Grimmy and Winger went, it boomed out off-key operatic arias about henpecked top gods, brothers who plooked their sisters in order to create psychopathic, dwarf-murdering heroes who tended to forget that they were married to defrocked, doomed, and not very bright Choosers of the Slain.