penperson
penperson noun: a person with writing skills.
Noun
penperson (plural penpersons)
- A person with writing skills.
- Making ministers into penpersons promises to have other favorable long-term effects. The new Church Vocations Unit will need to study the theology of penpersonship. Committees on the Ministry will need to consider copying as a valid call.1987 June, Levi Tickus, “Holy Scribbles! Study Your Penpersonship”, in Presbyterian Survey, the Presbyterian Publishing House of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), →ISSN, page 48, column 3
- Once you are a superior penperson you become confident in all areas of your life. Those who have scrappy, untidy writing are often scrappy and untidy in their thinking.2001, Richard Craze, Chill Out: 100 Creative Ways to Relax, Naperville, Ill.: Sourcebooks, Inc., →ISBN, page 135
Forms of penperson
| plural | penpersons |
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Origin of penperson
From pen + -person.
Questions about penperson
- What does penperson mean?
- Penperson means a person with writing skills.
- What part of speech is penperson?
- Penperson is a noun.
- What is the plural of penperson?
- The plural of penperson is penpersons.
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