concurrern.
rare.
One who concurs.
ΘΚΠ
the mind > language > statement > agreement, concurrence, or unanimity > [noun] > one who
consenter1303
concurrer1617
1617 S. Collins Epphata to F. T. i. ii. 112 The concurrers with Anatolius..were led..with farre diuerse respects.
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n.1617- to play the vixen
- to play the wag
- to play the wanton
- to play the wanton formerly also the the wanton's part
- to play the wanton formerly also the wantons
- to play the whole game
- to play the whore
- to play the wild
- to play the —— card
- to play the —— game
- to play thevarlet
- to play third fiddle
- to play through
- to play tiddlywinks
- to play to a person's strength
- to play to a person's strengths
- to play to one's own strengths
- to play to one's strengths
- to play to the gallery
- to play tonsil hockey
- to play truant
- to play trumph about
- to play up
- to play up old gooseberry
- to play up to