frequenter
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- noun
- /frɪˈkwɛntər/
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frecuentador
- Also, I am an occasional frequenter of this blog, so I've been exposed to his views a few times.
Examples
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There is an arcade within this court where the typical American hotel frequenter tips back his chair, reads the papers, and smokes.
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So you're a frequenter of the metropolitan transit authority too?
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Not from a frequenter of whores.
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There are our investors, people who come in and frequent the restaurant and our very regular clients and celebrities who frequent the restaurant.
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Or maybe, just maybe, you're a frequenter of Craigslist and need an extra layer of anonymity.
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No, not the Victorian international man of mystery, self-circumcisor, and male brothel frequenter, but the Welsh actor with the greatest voice of the 20th century.
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Frequenters of Ipanema have continued to foster a culture of refined difference, often subdivided into specific identity groups.
Academic text (2012) -
By the time they were objects of international admiration, The Beatles had become frequenters of the fade technique, applying it at the ends of hits including "Love Me Do" and "A Hard Day's Night."
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Lukelea, by the way, is a frequenter of all blogs and forums linked to by Arts & Letters Daily, and is a rabid "lover of the Jews," by which I mean someone who thinks they're all children of the devil who could still be saved at Judgment Day.
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As a frequenter of the local coffee shop, I know all the baristas by name.
Synonyms
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2.8
A person who often goes to the same place
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3.7
A regular customer of a place like a shop or theatre
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5.5
A person who is often at the same place, like a shop or bar
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3.7
A person who regularly goes to a place or event
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8.3
A customer who goes to the same shop or cafe often
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9.9
A person who often visits the same place, like a café
How Often
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word frequenter comes from the same root as frequent, which means 'often', and the ending -er means 'person who'. So a frequenter is a person who goes to a place 'often' or 'many times', a regular visitor or customer.