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red-inker

red-inker noun: a rubricator.

Noun

red-inker (plural red-inkers)

  1. A rubricator.
  2. (informal) A not out batsman (whose score is recorded in red ink).

Forms of red-inker

pluralred-inkers

Origin of red-inker

From red ink + -er.

Questions about red-inker

What does red-inker mean?
Red-inker means a rubricator.
What part of speech is red-inker?
Red-inker is a noun.
What is the plural of red-inker?
The plural of red-inker is red-inkers.

Words near red-inker in the dictionary

  1. red-hot poker
  2. red-hot pokers
  3. red-hots
  4. red-humped caterpillar
  5. red-humped caterpillars
  6. red-inker
  7. red-inkers
  8. red-knobbed coot
  9. red-knobbed coots
  10. red-leg
  11. red-legged cormorant

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