crosser
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Pluralcrossers
Pluralcrossers
- 1A person who goes from one side of something to the other, like a road or river.
The careful crosser waited for the light to change before stepping into the street.
Every crosser at that busy junction looks both ways before moving.
- 2Comparative form of cross. Use it to say someone is more annoyed than before or more annoyed than another person.
She grew crosser with every minute the train was delayed.
He gets crosser when he is hungry.
Note
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crosser is a form of cross
cross, adjective: Lying across the main direction instead of along it. Full entry
- Spelling
- cross → crosser: add -er
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Origins
Meaning 1
From the verb "cross" plus "-er".
Meaning 2
From the adjective "cross" plus "-er".