darer
7.5
A person who tells others to do dangerous, difficult or embarrassing things
- noun
- /ˈdɛrər/
- As a darer, she convinced her teammates to jump off the high diving board together.
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At the dare competition, the darers lined up to challenge each other with increasingly bold tasks.
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He is known as a true darer for organizing the most thrilling adventures for his friends.
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by Sarah Darer
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Etymology
Darer is formed from dare ('to be brave or to challenge') plus -er ('one who does it'), so a darer is the person who dares others, the one who gives the dare at a game or party.