PWCer
PWCer noun: a person who rides a personal water craft (PWC).
Noun (1)
PWCer (plural PWCers)
- A person who rides a personal water craft (PWC).
- Unless you get an early start, the trout fishing can get tough in the summer, when swimmers, skiers and PWCers swarm all over the lake, but most of them go home after Labor Day, and trout fishing comes on strong again until the season closes at the end of September.2012 April, Terry Rudnick, Washington Fishing: The Complete Guide to Lakes, Streams, and Saltwater (Moon Outdoors), 7th edition, Berkeley, CA: Avalon Travel, →ISBN, →ISSN, page 393
Noun (2) capitalized: PwCer
PwCer (plural PwCers)
- An employee or partner of PwC, an international professional services brand.
- PwC consultants enjoy company-paid club memberships and are paid much more handsomely than their equivalents at IBM. To bring the salaries of top PwC partners in line with IBM vice presidents, PwCers would have to take a 40 percent pay cut!2005, “Organizational Environments and Cultures”, in Chuck Williams, Management, 3rd edition, Mason, OH: South-Western, →ISBN, page 62
Forms of PWCer
| plural | PWCers |
|---|---|
| plural | PwCers |
Origin of PWCer
From PWC (“personal water craft”) + -er.
From PwC + -er.
Questions about PWCer
- What does PWCer mean?
- PWCer means a person who rides a personal water craft (PWC).
- What part of speech is PWCer?
- PWCer is a noun.
- What is the plural of PWCer?
- The plural of PWCer is PWCers.
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Adapted from Wiktionary: PWCer (page history and authors); PwCer (page history and authors). Text available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 license. Word.ws reformatted the entry and added links. Wiktionary data of 2026-09-02.
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