Crossword clues for taker
taker
- One working on a census
- One who makes a giver a giver
- Grabby one
- Giver's counterpart
- Bet participant
- "Note" or "risk" follower
- "Care" or "risk" follower
- Ticket man
- Thief, e.g
- Societal parasite
- Respondent to a challenge
- Pickpocket, for instance
- Person who accepts a bet
- Person seizing something
- Person accepting an offer
- One who relies on government handouts, cynically
- One getting possession (of something)
- Hardly a giver
- Grabby sort
- Certain bettor
- Care or risk follower
- Care attachment
- Betting man
- Bet acceptor
- Accepter of bets
- "That the life-weary ___ may fall dead": Romeo
- "Care" attachment
- Avaricious one
- Selfish one
- Selfish sort
- Plagiarist
- One accepting a challenge
- Greedy one
- Giver's opposite
- Bet accepter
- "Givee"
- One who accepts an offer
- Care chaser
- He accepts a bet
- Thief or tenant
- Buyer
- Receiver
- Word with over or under
- One unlikely to give a little time, God's heading off
- Greedy type
- Greedy sort
- Selfish person
- Greedy person
- Selfish type
- One who accepts a bet
- Word with "risk" or "census"
- Word after "risk" or "census"
- Participant in a bet
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Taker \Tak"er\ (t[=a]k"[~e]r), n. One who takes or receives; one who catches or apprehends.
Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
"one who takes" in any sense, late 14c., agent noun from take (v.). Specifically "one who accepts a bet" from 1810.
Wiktionary
n. 1 One who takes something. 2 A person or thing that takes or receives, often more than he or she gives. 3 One who is willing to participate in, or buy, something.
WordNet
n. one who accepts an offer
one who takes a bet or wager
Wikipedia
Taker may refer to:
- Eminent domain
- The Undertaker (born 1965), American professional wrestler and actor
- Undertaker, a funeral director
- Takers, 2010 American film
- Houston Takers, American Basketball Association team
- The Taker/Tulsa, 1971 album by Waylon Jennings
Usage examples of "taker".
We have received word that our locathah brethren in the Shining Sea have allied with the Taker, an unfortunate choice that will affect us all.
It has been said that the Taker was there the day Sekolah set the first sahuagin free.
All agree that the Taker searched for love, for acceptance, for an end to the loneliness that filled him at being the one.
What she wanted from the Taker was the way she felt when she saw her reflection in his eyes.
When she returned, she found this woman in the bed she shared with the Taker, not one of the harem rooms.
The Taker pretended the woman put the shine in his eyes that he showed Umberlee.
The Taker brooded and banked his hatred for a thousand years and more.
The sheer savagery that had torn the great whale continued unabated, and the young sailor knew the sahuagin had eaten their fill of the whale when the Taker had slain it.
The Taker, however, has an army of sahuagin, morkoth, and koalinth at his beck and call that are already invading lands that can be used as staging arenas to attack Eadraal.
All that I am sure of at the moment is that it is some device the Taker had in his possession when Umberlee struck him down.
When enough have died, the Taker will call the victims back as drowned ones in his service.
The prophecies about the Taker creating a reunion of the peoples of Seros must come to pass first.
The Taker had planned too well, and the priests had not turned all of the drowned ones.
His attention was drawn to Iakhovas as the Taker swam for the surface.
The Taker grinned cruelly at her and a ruby beam leaped out from his golden eye.