wearer
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- noun
- /ˈwɛrər/
:
portador
- As a regular glasses wearer, she always had a stylish pair to match her outfits.
- mask wearer
- wearer of this crown
- protect the wearer
I'm not a black eyeshadow wearer or a really light eyeshadow wearer.
- I'm not a black eyeshadow wearer or a really light eyeshadow wearer.
- It's a truism that clothes tell a tale about the wearer.
- I, I think the issue I'm having is I'm not trying to label all non mask wearers as just criminals and they should be locked up.
- Also, if I lose my right eye, I really feel like I'd be a pretty rad eye patch wearer.
- Always double cleanse, especially if you are a makeup wearer, wearer, lover.
- That's for people who wear black for the white wearers, not the black wearers.
Examples
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The sensors collect data while the wearer is sitting, walking, working, and doing other things.
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But veils, as we know, allow the wearer to see the world outside.
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What can you tell me about the wearer?
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Any removal of the pants must be done by the wearer herself.
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And I am a lens wearer, so I can truly tell you I have very sensitive eyes and this does not bother me a bit.
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Couture looks amazing and creates impact from a distance and also offer something really special to the wearer up close.
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The point, of course, is that the cloak and the hat make their wearer invisible.
Academic text (1995) -
And this diamond set ring also would have likely had a protective role for the wearer, like an amulet.
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The motifs and quality of the work speak to the importance of the wearer of this royal garment.
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The thin body proclaims that its wearer eats right, is good, and fits society's ideals.
Academic text (1992)
Compounds
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word wearer is simply wear ('to have clothes or things on your body') plus the ending -er ('one who does something'). So, a wearer is the person who wears or carries an item on their body, just like a runner is someone who runs.