rebuffer
/rɪˈbʌfə/noun
A person who rebuffs something or someone.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Alexander Drummond (d. 1769), traveller. From rebuff + -er.
- perenty
- pereon
- pereonite
- perequation
- perequitating
- Peres, Shimon
- perester
- perestroika
- perestroikan
- perf
- per fas aut nefas
- per fas et nefas
- perfeck
- perfect
- perfecta
- perfectability
- perfectable
- perfect age
- perfect binding
- perfect cadence
- perfect chord
- perfect competition
- perfect crime
- perfectedly
- perfecter