idolizer
idolizer noun: one who idolizes.
Noun
idolizer (plural idolizers)
- One who idolizes.
- But he does pretty good work to the body of the Ali image, and it was a fairly humiliating read for me, an Ali idolizer stuck back in that night in 1975.2009 April 5, Joe Sexton, “The Thrilla Continues to Thrill”, in New York Times
Forms of idolizer
| plural | idolizers |
|---|---|
| alternative form | idoliser |
Origin of idolizer
From idolize + -er.
Questions about idolizer
- What does idolizer mean?
- Idolizer means one who idolizes.
- What part of speech is idolizer?
- Idolizer is a noun.
- What is the plural of idolizer?
- The plural of idolizer is idolizers.
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