Word Finder - takers

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One who takes something.

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She is known as quite a risk taker.

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A person or thing that takes or receives, often more than he or she gives.

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I don't want to be a relationship with you anymore - you are too much of a taker.

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One who is willing to participate in, or buy, something.

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Are there any takers for helping me clean the garage this weekend?

I'm sure I will be able to find more takers.

The sudden withdrawal of morphine should therefore never be practised with takers of large quantities of the drug, but gradually diminishing doses given by the physician should be substituted.

No takers on E-bay and too much aggro and time to put an advert in PF.

There were no other takers for this plan which struck me as youthful bravado.

Comedian and tosspot Jim Davidson once auctioned his left scapula for charity, but received no takers.

There are many more authorized deposit takers registered with the FSA than appear on the MPA Lending List.

Don't think you will get any takers do you?

There were few takers for the mask of US President George W Bush.

Thomas Cook and Chelsea have withdrawn the train charter to Cardiff - not enough takers.

Didn't think there would be too many takers.

It is not yet clear who the hostage takers were.

I asked my dad what he thought about penalty takers not aiming for the middle of the goal.

Women census takers first took up posts in 1891.

I 'm sure I will be able to find more takers.

Do n't think you will get any takers do you?

Did n't think there would be too many takers.

Charging a nominal fee such as $25.00 or $50.00 may help weed out the majority of the worst "free kitten" shoppers, and could improve the quality of the honest takers.

Order takers for the products read from scripts.

During this quick-paced game you play against a timer to see how your answers to questions compare to those given by 100 poll takers.

While the aforementioned celebrity shooters have already made an indelible mark on the field of photography, there are many other talented picture takers whose stars are on the rise.

Surprisingly, there have been plenty of takers.

It'll be even worse for Heidi if her Playboy issue goes by the way of their wedding pictures with no interest and no takers.

No word on whether there are any takers for the show…yet.

The men of the 1930s and 1940s who wore them were the fashion risk takers; any man wearing one today is the same.

People suffering from schizoid personality tend to be more daydreamers than practical action takers, often living "in a world of their own."

Census takers, county clerks and other officials many times wrote the surname incorrectly.

In order to accomplish this task, the Bureau hires many people to work as part-time census takers in communities throughout the United States on a temporary basis.

Census takers are responsible for accurately recording each person's responses to the interview questions on paper forms.

The work has to be completed during times of day that people are likely to be at home, so a great deal of the work performed by census takers must be completed on the weekends and during evening hours.

Most commonly, census takers work between 20 and 40 hours per week during peak project periods, but there is no guarantee that a certain number of hours will be available on an ongoing basis or for any given length of time.

Census takers must be able to speak English fluently and have strong communication skills.

Add a white shirt, a pot of gold, a green hat, and black shoes, and your leprechaun will be ready to bedevil any takers of his pot of gold.

Dating and marriage are about give and take, so what happens when both parties are takers?