razzer
razzer noun: one who razzes.
Noun
razzer (plural razzers)
- One who razzes.
- There is a built-in joke, I know: Wolfe has proved to himself and to some others that teen-age culture is becoming dominant, so he casts himself as a teen-ager, a razzer of old folks and old establishments, the better to describe that culture.1965 June 27, Kurt Vonnegut, “Infarcted! Tabescent!”, in The New York Times Book Review, →ISSN, page 38
Forms of razzer
| plural | razzers |
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Origin of razzer
From razz + -er.
Questions about razzer
- What does razzer mean?
- Razzer means one who razzes.
- What part of speech is razzer?
- Razzer is a noun.
- What is the plural of razzer?
- The plural of razzer is razzers.
Words near razzer in the dictionary
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