taker
/ˈteɪkər/
noun
- A person who accepts or receives something that is offered.
- The charity offered free meals, and there was no shortage of takers.
- He offered to sell his bike for fifty dollars, but there were no takers.
- We put the old sofa on the curb, and there were plenty of takers within an hour.
- A person who takes something, especially in a forceful or dishonest way.
- In the game, each taker must grab a flag from the center without being tagged.
- The police arrested the drug taker during the raid.
- The hostage taker demanded a ransom for the safe return of the prisoners.
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