taker English

Meaning taker meaning

What does taker mean?

taker

— noun one who takes a bet or wager

— noun one who accepts an offer

Synonyms taker synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as taker?

taker English » English

receiver

acceptor

recipient

subduer

subcontractor

governor

gaffer

contractor

consignee

conqueror

collector

accepter

Examples taker examples

How do I use taker in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Tom is a risk taker.

Movie subtitles

You're a maker or a taker.

Me, I'm a taker.

Because I didn't know how to be a big enough taker.

To you? The bigshot taker?

Are you A census taker?

He's a taker.

You get a couple of hundred girls hooked on horse, and then all the ticket-taker has to do is walk around and pick up the money. What did Trudy Stein find out that got her thrown off the merry-go-round?

You're a fuckin' liberty-taker.

Am I a life-taker?

A risk taker.

Galactic census taker.

Says to people: confident, a risk-taker, not afraid to be noticed.

Why are you doing this to me?! Because you're a cheerleader, a fornicator, a drug taker, a nasty, snotty bigot, and besides that, you're real nice.

Now, he got another taker in Arizona, but I was first.

God is the giver of life. God alone can be the taker.

That kind of woman always finds a taker. Everyone visits. An idiot eventually buys.

And for another thing, she ain't a liberty taker.

She was a taker, a real taker.

What's a taker?

Which calls for another taker or it would be 10,000 each, and I'm not up for that.

You become the giver, not the taker.

I was in the lobby. My ticket taker had a wedding.

Diabolical liberty-taker, he is.

That kind of woman always finds a taker. Everyone visits.

I pulled her out of the ticket-taker, and we walked the empty streets all the way to Shimokitazawa.

It's gonna get a taker.

We have a taker.

I am the fulcrum, the giver and the taker.

We've got all these sea-shell nurseries thanks to your taker.

A census taker once tried to test me.

You'll have a job finding a taker!

News and current affairs

At the core of preventing another banking crash is solving the problem of moral hazard - the likelihood that a risk-taker who is insured against loss will take more risks.