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Definition of comer in English: comernoun ˈkʌməˈkəmər 1A person who arrives somewhere. feeding every comer is still a sacred duty Example sentencesExamples - The true entrepreneurial spirit, central to American capitalism, is more often identified with America's newest comers than with its native-born.
- Early comers to Longford can enjoy a festival warm-up night.
- News of the match would reach home before the early comers got home.
- He seemed to welcome all comers as long as they were young and pretty.
- ‘So thanks for a paper which accommodates all styles and comers.’
Synonyms entrant, newcomer, new boy, new girl, incomer 2North American informal in singular A person or thing likely to succeed. many in the party see tax relief as a comer Example sentencesExamples - ‘Narrative’ is certainly not a likely comer as justification or test for tradition, nor will a theological school ever be.
Rhymes bummer, drummer, hummer, midsummer, mummer, plumber, rummer, strummer, summa, summer Definition of comer in US English: comernounˈkəmərˈkəmər 1A person who arrives somewhere. feeding every comer is still a sacred duty See also all comers at all; latecomer; newcomer Example sentencesExamples - News of the match would reach home before the early comers got home.
- He seemed to welcome all comers as long as they were young and pretty.
- ‘So thanks for a paper which accommodates all styles and comers.’
- The true entrepreneurial spirit, central to American capitalism, is more often identified with America's newest comers than with its native-born.
- Early comers to Longford can enjoy a festival warm-up night.
Synonyms entrant, newcomer, new boy, new girl, incomer 2North American informal in singular A person or thing likely to succeed. many in the party see tax relief as a comer Example sentencesExamples - ‘Narrative’ is certainly not a likely comer as justification or test for tradition, nor will a theological school ever be.
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