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disgracer

disgracer noun: someone who disgraces.

Noun

disgracer (plural disgracers)

  1. someone who disgraces.

Forms of disgracer

pluraldisgracers

Origin of disgracer

From disgrace + -er.

Questions about disgracer

What does disgracer mean?
Disgracer means someone who disgraces.
What part of speech is disgracer?
Disgracer is a noun.
What is the plural of disgracer?
The plural of disgracer is disgracers.

Words near disgracer in the dictionary

  1. disgracefuller
  2. disgracefullest
  3. disgracefully
  4. disgracefulness
  5. disgraceless
  6. disgracer
  7. disgracers
  8. disgraces
  9. disgracest
  10. disgraceth
  11. disgracing

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