dieter
- noun
- /ˈdaɪətər/
- Many dieters find it helpful to track their meals in a journal to stay on target.
- dieter or restrained eater
- dieter use
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Watch on YouTubeI'm a yo-yo Dieter, yo-yo weight gainer.
- I'm a yo-yo Dieter, yo-yo weight gainer.
Examples
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A reluctant dieter, he weighs 270 now, down from the 286 he weighed just a year ago.
Fiction book (1993) -
But it's not the dieter's fault; it's the way these organizations work.
Blog text (4) -
The chronic dieter subconsciously believes it is not that hard to lose weight.
Blog text (17) -
While the advantage to the successful, active, non-smoking dieter is health, BCBS may see other benefits.
Academic text (2014) -
Yes, the fact is that more than 90 percent of dieters regain the weight when they "finish."
Blog text (7) -
Physical exercise really should not be contraindicated for anyone and can be tailored for each individual dieter's specific needs.
Blog text (21) -
With the HCG diet, dieters have an easy way to burn those extra calories.
Blog text (4) -
Both groups lost equal amounts of weight, leading the researchers to conclude the chronic dieters did not have metabolic damage.
Blog text (3) -
Given this absence of long-term success, most dieters frequently return to the restrained eating process, repeatedly losing and regaining weight.
Academic text (1994) -
The dieters were heavier and harbored an exaggerated (distorted) psychological view of food compared to the non-dieters.
Academic text (2008)
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Etymology
Dieter comes from diet, which originally came from a Greek word meaning 'way of life'. So a dieter is someone who follows a special 'way of life' about food, which is why it means a person who controls what they eat.