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What is the word for a person who counts?
What's the word for 'online-extrovert-offline-introvert'?Word for “someone who talks too much”Word for a person who succumbed to their bad habitsIs there word for person who committed suicide?Person who fills out a form - single wordIs there any word for a person who doesn't want to connect with others?What expression describes a person who knowlingly invests in a scam?what do you call the person who passes the trophies to the prize giver/presenter?What is the single word to describe a person who always likes to “celebrate”?What do you call the person who gives a ride?
What is the single word for a person who counts?
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How about "enumerator"? Could an enumerator count something other than people?
– GEdgar
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Are you asking for what you call some one who is doing counting of things, or about someone who who is important?
– Mitch
5 hours ago
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Hey Mister tallyman, tally me banana.
– Greg Lee
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How about "enumerator"? Could an enumerator count something other than people?
– GEdgar
5 hours ago
Are you asking for what you call some one who is doing counting of things, or about someone who who is important?
– Mitch
5 hours ago
1
Hey Mister tallyman, tally me banana.
– Greg Lee
4 hours ago
add a comment |
How about "enumerator"? Could an enumerator count something other than people?
– GEdgar
5 hours ago
Are you asking for what you call some one who is doing counting of things, or about someone who who is important?
– Mitch
5 hours ago
1
Hey Mister tallyman, tally me banana.
– Greg Lee
4 hours ago
How about "enumerator"? Could an enumerator count something other than people?
– GEdgar
5 hours ago
How about "enumerator"? Could an enumerator count something other than people?
– GEdgar
5 hours ago
Are you asking for what you call some one who is doing counting of things, or about someone who who is important?
– Mitch
5 hours ago
Are you asking for what you call some one who is doing counting of things, or about someone who who is important?
– Mitch
5 hours ago
1
1
Hey Mister tallyman, tally me banana.
– Greg Lee
4 hours ago
Hey Mister tallyman, tally me banana.
– Greg Lee
4 hours ago
add a comment |
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I find this from Oxford Dictinoaries
counter, n
3.1 A person who counts something, for example votes in an election.
I also find these from the Oxford English Dictionary, perhaps now absolete or rare?
accountant, adj. and n.
...A person who counts or enumerates;
reckoner, n.
... esp. a person who counts or calculates;
...Later more generally: a person who counts or keeps tally of anything, ...
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I find this from Oxford Dictinoaries
counter, n
3.1 A person who counts something, for example votes in an election.
I also find these from the Oxford English Dictionary, perhaps now absolete or rare?
accountant, adj. and n.
...A person who counts or enumerates;
reckoner, n.
... esp. a person who counts or calculates;
...Later more generally: a person who counts or keeps tally of anything, ...
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I find this from Oxford Dictinoaries
counter, n
3.1 A person who counts something, for example votes in an election.
I also find these from the Oxford English Dictionary, perhaps now absolete or rare?
accountant, adj. and n.
...A person who counts or enumerates;
reckoner, n.
... esp. a person who counts or calculates;
...Later more generally: a person who counts or keeps tally of anything, ...
answered 5 hours ago
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I find this from Oxford Dictinoaries
counter, n
3.1 A person who counts something, for example votes in an election.
I also find these from the Oxford English Dictionary, perhaps now absolete or rare?
accountant, adj. and n.
...A person who counts or enumerates;
reckoner, n.
... esp. a person who counts or calculates;
...Later more generally: a person who counts or keeps tally of anything, ...
answered 5 hours ago
GEdgarGEdgar
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I find this from Oxford Dictinoaries
counter, n
3.1 A person who counts something, for example votes in an election.
I also find these from the Oxford English Dictionary, perhaps now absolete or rare?
accountant, adj. and n.
...A person who counts or enumerates;
reckoner, n.
... esp. a person who counts or calculates;
...Later more generally: a person who counts or keeps tally of anything, ...
answered 5 hours ago
GEdgarGEdgar
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How about "enumerator"? Could an enumerator count something other than people?
– GEdgar
5 hours ago
Are you asking for what you call some one who is doing counting of things, or about someone who who is important?
– Mitch
5 hours ago
1
Hey Mister tallyman, tally me banana.
– Greg Lee
4 hours ago