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lobbier

lobbier noun: one who lobbies; a lobbyist.

Noun

lobbier (plural lobbiers)

  1. One who lobbies; a lobbyist.
    • As he was a persistent lobbier for his case, this was often embarrassing.2008, Franklyn Grace Lyo, M.A. Lyons, A Pause to Copy, page 340
    • The chief lobbier for the 2004 exemption was Goldman Sachs' chair and chief executive, Henry Paulson, who in 2006 became Treasury Secretary to the George W. Bush administration.2012, Rosemary Gail Rayfuse, Nicole Weisfelt, The Challenge of Food Security, page 174

Forms of lobbier

plurallobbiers

Origin of lobbier

From lobby + -er.

Questions about lobbier

What does lobbier mean?
Lobbier means one who lobbies; a lobbyist.
What part of speech is lobbier?
Lobbier is a noun.
What is the plural of lobbier?
The plural of lobbier is lobbiers.

Words near lobbier in the dictionary

  1. lobber
  2. lobbers
  3. lobbied
  4. lobbied out
  5. lobbied up
  6. lobbier
  7. lobbiers
  8. lobbies
  9. lobbies out
  10. lobbies up
  11. lobbing

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