swapper
- noun
- /ˈswɑːpər/
- song swappers
Examples
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"He wasn't a vote swapper; he wasn't a lobbyist," says Dennis Hutchinson, a former White clerk who is a professor at the University of Chicago Law School and is currently working on a biography of the justice.
Academic text (1993) -
During the community event, the swapper traded books, toys, and clothes with other parents.
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At the local fair, numerous swappers eagerly exchanged homemade crafts and baked goods.
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She became a skilled swapper, often arranging to trade her vintage clothing for items she desired.
Synonyms
Something that swaps one thing for another, for example money or heat
A person who exchanges goods or services directly without using money
A person or machine that moves parts, heat and ideas within a system
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Swapper comes from the simple verb swap, which means 'to exchange' or 'trade', plus the ending -er that means 'a person who', so a swapper is someone who swaps items like records or clothes.