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urger

urger noun: one who urges.

Noun

urger (plural urgers)

  1. One who urges.
    • […] the contrivers, maintainers, and urgers of the service-book, and other grievous innovations […]1844, Andrew Stevenson, The history of the church and state of Scotland, page 195

Proper noun capitalized: Urger

Urger (plural Urgers)

  1. A surname.

Forms of urger

Noun
pluralurgers
Proper noun
pluralUrgers

Origin of urger

From urge + -er.

Questions about urger

What does urger mean?
Urger means one who urges.
What part of speech is urger?
Urger can be a noun or a proper noun.
What is the plural of urger?
The plural of urger is urgers.

Words near urger in the dictionary

  1. urgent
  2. urgent care
  3. urgentless
  4. urgently
  5. urgentness
  6. urger
  7. urgers
  8. urges
  9. urges on
  10. urges to merge
  11. urgest

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