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pooler

pooler

1 8.1
A person who gives money or things to a group for shared use
  • noun
  • /ˈpuːlər/
translation icon : contribuyente

Examples

  • Poolers then had a discussion with VP staff about access.

    Blog text (12)

  • Merryfield (1993), Nelson, Pooler, and Drake (1992), and Van-Sledright and Brophy (1992) have documented additional teacher and school involvement and curricular change during the Gulf War.

    Academic text (1994)

  • As a dedicated contributor, she became a key pooler in the community fundraising event.

  • Each pooler added their resources to help fund the new playground for the children.

  • The organization relies on its poolers to support various projects and initiatives.

Synonyms

sharer
vspooler
6 3.6

A person who gives or gets part of something with others

focuses on actively contributing to a common fund for group use

How Powerful

miner
  • Texting
12 6.1
pooler
1 8.1

Surface Forms

pooler singular
poolers plural

Morphology

pooler = pool (transparent) = pool + er

The word transparently means a person who pools resources, formed with the productive agentive suffix '-er'.

Etymology

The word pooler comes from the idea of pool, a shared place where things 'gather', much like a small water pool that collects rain. So a pooler is someone who puts money or other resources into a common fund and then shares from it.