weight gainer
- noun
- /weɪt ˈɡeɪnər/
- After following a strict diet and workout plan, the weight gainer noticed a significant increase in muscle mass.
I'm a yo-yo Dieter, yo-yo weight gainer.
- I'm a yo-yo Dieter, yo-yo weight gainer.
Examples
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Not every weight gainer relies on supplements; some focus on natural foods and strength training.
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The doctor advised the weight gainer to monitor his calorie intake carefully.
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He is a dedicated weight gainer who follows a strict diet.
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Many weight gainers focus on high-calorie foods.
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After following a weightlifting program, the weight gainer achieved his goal of increasing his body mass.
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The weight gainer attended nutritional workshops to learn how to effectively add calories to his diet.
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As a serious weight gainer, she tracked her daily calorie intake to ensure she met her health goals.
Synonyms
A person who gains body weight over time
A person who eats more and trains to gain muscle and weight
Surface Forms
Morphology
The noun is a transparent compound: its meaning is directly built from 'weight' (what is to be gained) and 'gainer' (one who gains or something that causes gain). In a product context a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer it refers to a supplement or item that helps a person gain weight or mass.
Etymology
Weight gainer comes from the clear image of someone who adds body weight: weight is what they want more of and a gainer is the person who increases it. Imagine someone putting plates on a scale until the number goes up; that's why the term means 'a person who deliberately gains weight'.