Crossword clues for waker
The Collaborative International Dictionary
Waker \Wak"er\, n. One who wakes.
Wiktionary
Etymology 1 a. (context now chiefly UK dialectal English) watchful; vigilant; alert. Etymology 2
n. One who wakes somebody or something.
WordNet
Usage examples of "waker".
There was a little ritual grumbling when the wakers emerged to an unlit fire and this was followed by a vague presumption that he had probably gone to fetch water from a nearby stream.
Wal issued wakers to all when he himself dozed off just before a blink.
Gray-haired Admirals gulped wakers and pored over reports of the brief but tragic battle.
Waker was in a conscientious objectors' camp in Maryland, and Walt was somewhere in the Pacificor on his way therewith a field-artillery unit.
William had jumped immediately from his seat and rushed to the place where Pacificus of Tivoli and the waker were now laying Malachi on the ground, unconscious.