makers
USMAY-kerz/ˈmeɪk.ɚz/UKMAY-kuhz/ˈmeɪk.əz/
- 1Plural of maker.
Car makers are racing to bring cheaper electric models to market.
Both makers of the note are responsible for repaying the loan if the business fails.
Note
Most often the plural names companies or people that produce something, with the product usually named in front: car makers, the makers of a popular app. Finance keeps a narrower use for those who sign a promissory note and so answer for its payment. The religious meaning, God as the Maker, stays singular, and makers in the sense of poets is archaic.
makers is a form of maker
maker, noun: A person or thing that makes or produces something. Full entry
- Forms
- makermakers plural
- Spelling
- maker → makers: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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