utterer
- noun
- /ˈʌtərər/
- Archaic
- The police arrested the utterer after he tried to spend several fake twenty-dollar bills.
Examples
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In court, the accused utterer denied knowing the coins were counterfeit.
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Many utterers are caught trying to use counterfeit bills.
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Authorities believe the utterer had been working with a larger forgery ring.
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The police arrested the utterer after he tried to pay with fake money.
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The police apprehended the utterer when he attempted to purchase items with forged banknotes.
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During the investigation, they discovered that the utterer had distributed many counterfeit coins.
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Detectives are on the lookout for an utterer who has been operating in several states with fake currency.
Synonyms
A person who pays with fake money or bad checks
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Utterer also has an old legal meaning from the same verb utter, where 'to utter' meant 'to put into circulation' or 'offer' money. So an utterer in this sense is someone who 'puts out' or tries to pass fake coins or notes as real.