Crossword clues for donee
donee
- Endowment recipient
- Organ receiver
- Money recipient
- Gifted person
- Gifted one
- Charity, e.g
- Charity beneficiary
- One who receives
- Charitable organization, e.g
- "Gifted" one
- Transplant receiver
- The recipient of funds
- Receiver of charity
- Receiver of a gift
- Nonprofit, often
- New heart recipient
- Land recipient, perhaps
- Hospital, often
- Heart-transplant patient, e.g
- He's got the gift
- Foundation, perhaps
- Endowment receiver
- Child at Xmas, for instance
- Cheney, of a heart in 2012
- Charity, say
- Charity, quite frequently
- Charitable recipient
- Blood recipient, e.g
- Alms recipient
- Alms receiver
- Gift getter
- Gift recipient
- Transplant patient
- Gifted one?
- Recipient of a gift
- Taker
- Beneficiary
- Nonprofit group, frequently
- Receiver of largesse
- Charity recipient
- Transplant taker
- Largesse recipient
- Charitable organization, often
- Charity, often
- Gifted person?
- Gifted individual?
- Philanthropy beneficiary
- The recipient of funds or other benefits
- Recipient of gifts
- Gift receiver
- Receiver, in law
- Panhandler, often
- Receiver of gifts
- One on the receiving end
- Grant recipient
- One receiving a check
- Endowment beneficiary
- Transplant recipient
- Heart recipient, e.g
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Donee \Do*nee"\, n. [OF. don['e], F. donn['e], p. p. See the preceding word.]
The person to whom a gift or donation is made.
(Law) Anciently, one to whom lands were given; in later use, one to whom lands and tenements are given in tail; in modern use, one on whom a power is conferred for execution; -- sometimes called the appointor.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
1520s; see donor + -ee.
Wiktionary
n. Someone who receives a gift from a donor.
WordNet
n. the recipient of funds or other benefits [syn: beneficiary]
Usage examples of "donee".
Et tremefacta comam concusso vertice nutat, Volneribus donee paulatim evicta supremum Congemuit traxitque iugis avolsa ruinam.
BioWeb was trying for a more Halloweeny theme, kicking off their first annual blood drive utilizing the image of the ultimate blood donee.
Heres, as Beseler /1/ and others have remarked, from meaning a successor to the property of a person deceased, was extended to the donee mortis causa, and even more broadly to grantees in general.