gainer

[ gey-ner ]

/ ˈgeɪ nər /

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noun

a person or thing that gains.

full gainer.

Origin of gainer

First recorded in 1530–40; gain¹ + -er¹

OTHER WORDS FROM gainer

pre·gain·er, noun

Words nearby gainer

gaillard cut, gaillardia, gaily, gain, gain ground, gainer, gaines, gainesville, gainful, gaingiving, gainings

Example sentences from the Web for gainer

But French literature was certainly the gainer by the appointment of Bossuet to the post of tutor to the Prince.

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If they would set fire to them, and study human nature more, the world would be the gainer.

Folly as It Flies |Fanny Fern
If it were not so the sharp would be the gainer, therefore it is better as it is.

Sharps and Flats |John Nevil Maskelyne
It is clear p. 147the woman is the only gainer, else why estimate her disappointment at so many hundred pounds?

About London |J. Ewing Ritchie

He should be the gainer by associating this true artist with him.

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British Dictionary definitions for gainer

gainer

/ (ˈɡeɪnə) /

noun

a person or thing that gains

Also called: full gainer a type of dive in which the diver leaves the board facing forward and completes a full backward somersault to enter the water feet first with his back to the diving board Compare half gainer

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gainer

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