Definition of honourer in English:

honourer

noun ˈɒnərə

A person who honours someone or something. In early use: specifically †a worshipper (obsolete).

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Richard Rolle (a1310–1349), hermit and religious author. From honour + -er.

nounˈɒnərə

A person who honours someone or something. In early use: specifically †a worshipper (obsolete).

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Richard Rolle (a1310–1349), hermit and religious author. From honour + -er.

单词	honourer
释义	Definition of honourer in English: honourer noun ˈɒnərə A person who honours someone or something. In early use: specifically †a worshipper (obsolete). Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Richard Rolle (a1310–1349), hermit and religious author. From honour + -er. Definition of honourer in US English: honourer nounˈɒnərə A person who honours someone or something. In early use: specifically †a worshipper (obsolete). Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Richard Rolle (a1310–1349), hermit and religious author. From honour + -er.
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