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cycler

cycler

1 3.9
A person who rides a bicycle or a machine that repeats a set of steps
  • noun
  • /ˈsaɪklər/
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  • As a dedicated cycler, she enjoys exploring new trails every weekend.
  • a thermal cycler

Examples

  • I used a device called a Cycler.

  • That giant tank downstairs is called a cycler.

  • And the Committee has reduced Mickey 9's rations by half and assigned him to manual cycler cleaning until further notice.

  • The cycler always wears a helmet for safety when riding on busy streets.

  • During the race, the experienced cycler managed to overtake several competitors with ease.

Synonyms

rider
vscycler
233 2.0

A person who rides a bike, horse, or motorcycle

is narrower in being also usable for an automatic repeating device
cyclist
vscycler
70 1.6

A person who rides a bicycle for sport or travel

can mean that person but also an automatic repeating device
bicyclist
vscycler
16 2.0

A person who rides a bicycle for sport or as a hobby

also covers machines that repeat tasks automatically
biker
vscycler
12 1.1

A person who rides a bicycle for fun or sport

is broader, also naming automatic machines that repeat tasks
pedaler
vscycler
1 3.0

A person who rides a bicycle

is wider, also used for automatic devices that repeat operations
bicycler
vscycler
1.3

A person who rides a bicycle

also refers to an automatic device that repeats processes

Surface Forms

cycler singular
cyclers plural

Morphology

cycler = cycle (transparent) = cycle + er

The form is transparently built from 'cycle' plus '-er' for an agent or device that cycles through processes.

Etymology

Cycler comes from the word cycle meaning 'repeat', the same root you see in recycle. So a cycler can be a machine or device that repeats a set of steps, doing them again and again.