welcomer
Pluralwelcomers
Pluralwelcomers
- 1A person or thing that greets people, especially those who are new.
Like a friendly host who opens the door and says hello to everyone.
The welcomer at the door handed each guest a name tag.
Our school picked two welcomers to help new students feel at home.
Similargreeter
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- 2A person or thing that greets, or is there to meet, the arrival of something.
Like a sign at the gate that seems to greet you as you arrive.
The lighthouse stood as a welcomer for ships returning to the harbor.
Cheering crowds were the first welcomers of the team coming home.
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- 3Comparative form of welcome. This form is rare: people almost always say more welcome.
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Showing meanings only.
welcomer is a form of welcome
welcome, adjective: Wanted as a guest and gladly let in when you arrive. Full entry
- Spelling
- welcome → welcomer: add -r
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Origins
From Middle English welcomer, made from "welcome" plus "-er," which marks a person who does something.
From "welcome" plus "-er," the ending used to make comparatives.