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person A complex entity made up of various parts including a head, body, and limbs, and possessing consciousness, emotions, and the ability to think and act. ■ "I'm just a person like you, trying to get through the day."
Attendant A person who is present at an event or occasion, often to provide assistance or support. ■ When the Queen arrived at the ball, her attendants were all dressed in matching outfits and held out their hands to greet her.; A person who is present at a crime scene or accident, often to provide medical assistance or document the incident. ■ "I didn't do anything wrong!" exclaimed the man as his attendants rushed over to tend to his wounds.; A person who is present at a religious service, often to assist with prayers or other rituals. ■ "Please join us in prayer," said the priest, gesturing towards his attendants, "as we celebrate this important holiday."; A person who is present at a wedding ceremony or reception, often to provide emotional support or dance with the bride and groom. ■ "I can't believe I'm finally marrying my best friend," said the groom, beaming as his attendants lifted him onto his wife's shoulders for their first dance.
booker A person who books rooms for other people. ■ "I need to book a hotel room for my family, can you help me out?", A person who makes reservations at restaurants or events. ■ "What time do we have our dinner reservation?", A person who is very organized and efficient. ■ "I'm always impressed by my friend's ability to book everything in advance. She's such a booker!", A person who is very knowledgeable about books and reading. ■ "I don't know what I would do without my booker friend to recommend new books for me to read."
Hunter A person who hunts for food, sport, or entertainment. ■ I went on a hunting trip with my friends and we caught so many fish! A person who is always trying to get something or someone that they want. ■ "I'm a hunter when it comes to finding the best deal on a new car.", A person who is skilled at tracking down and capturing their prey. ■ "John is such a good hunter, he always manages to find the perfect gift for his wife's birthday.", A person who is always on the lookout for new opportunities or adventures. ■ "Sarah is a hunter when it comes to finding new and exciting places to travel to."
Ally A person or thing that is an ally in battle or war., A person who helps another person or group in achieving their goals. ■ "I was thrilled when my new ally, the talking cat, offered to help me defeat the evil dragon.", "Having an ally like the trusty sword by your side makes all the difference in a tough battle.", "My business partner and I make a great team - we're each other's allies in this cutthroat world of entrepreneurship."
boarder A person who is a guest in a room at a hostel or boarding house. ■ "I am a boarder in this dormitory for the next six months.", A person who is constantly on a board, such as a skateboard or snowboard. ■ "That guy is such a boarder - he can't seem to stay off his skateboard.", A person who is extremely interested in a particular subject or hobby. ■ "She's a real boarder when it comes to cooking - she spends hours experimenting with new recipes."
Developer A person who creates software, applications or systems. ■ John is a developer. He has created some of the most popular apps in the app store., A person who constantly improves upon their own abilities and skills. ■ Sarah is a developer. She's always working on improving her coding skills and developing new projects., A person who is constantly tinkering with gadgets and gizmos. ■ "I think I'm a developer," said the man as he fiddled with his latest invention.
Freeman A person who is not bound by the laws of society or authority., A person who is free from servitude or oppression., A person who is self-reliant and independent, often at the expense of others. ■ "I may be a freeman, but I still have to pay taxes like everyone else.", "The freemen were the ones who fought for their rights and freedoms.", "He may call himself a freeman, but he's just looking for someone to blame for his problems."
Jeweler A person who makes or sells jewelry, especially for weddings and other special occasions. ■ The jeweler made a stunning necklace out of diamonds and rubies for the bride's wedding day., A person who is skilled in the art of adorning oneself with jewelry, typically to make a statement or attract attention. ■ "She's such a jeweler, always accessorizing with the latest trends and bling.", A person who is incredibly stingy with their jewelry and only wears it on special occasions. ■ "He's such a jeweler, he only wears his grandmother's necklace on Christmas Eve."
wisest The person who is the most foolish. ■ John was so foolish that he thought he was the wisest person in the room. He even went as far as to say, "I am the wisest person here!" and got laughed at by everyone.
Connoisseur A person who is highly knowledgeable and experienced in a particular area, such as art, food, or wine. ■ After spending years studying the intricacies of cheese, Jane became known as the ultimate connoisseur and could identify the type of cheese just by looking at it., A person who is highly skilled in a particular area, such as playing an instrument or performing magic tricks. ■ John's ability to play the guitar like nobody's business made him the undisputed king of the rock connoisseur crowd., A person who is highly knowledgeable and experienced in a particular area, but also has a bit of a snobby or pretentious attitude about it. ■ Sarah's love for French cuisine was so deep that she considered herself the ultimate connoisseur and would turn her nose up at anything that wasn't made with butter, cream, and a healthy dose of garlic.
amuses verb, 3rd person singular: amuses; 1st and 3rd person plural: amuse ■ The clown's jokes always amuse the audience.
accept To agree to receive or put up with something, especially a situation or person that one does not like. ■ "I know she's not my favorite person, but I accept her because we work together."
Aides A person who helps a person with a disability, especially in public life. ■ "I need an aide to help me navigate the subway system."
Attacker A person who tries to harm or defeat another person, organization, or thing by using violence or other means. ■ "The attacker was caught trying to steal the victim's phone."
Bigamist A person who is married to more than one person at the same time, often for humorous effect. ■ "I heard he's a bigamist - he has three wives and two mistresses!
blotto An extremely drunk person or a person who is highly intoxicated. ■ "John was so blotto after the office party that he accidentally spilled his drink on himself and passed out on the dance floor."
brighter A person who is excessively cheerful or optimistic. ■ "She's a brighter than average person, she always sees the good in every situation."
buffoons A person who is excessively boorish, brutish, or stupid; a foolish or inept person. ■ "The buffoons at the party were doing silly things like trying to balance on chairs and eating raw eggs."
Cain A noun referring to a person who has committed a terrible crime, usually murder or some other serious offense. ■ "I heard that Cain was the first person to kill his brother. What a cain-iac!"
cheery A person who is always in a good mood and ready to cheer up others. ■ "I need to find the nearest cheery person, I'm feeling pretty down today."
cleanest The person with the least dirt and grime on their body. ■ "She claimed to be the cleanest person in the room, but I could see a few stray hairs on her head."
Contagious A disease, illness, or behavior that easily spreads from person to person. ■ After only one day at work, John had caught the contagious laughter bug from his coworkers.
Cured A person who has been rid of a bad habit or addiction, such as smoking or gambling. ■ "I'm so proud of my friend for finally curing himself of his smoking habit. He's a completely different person now!
custody A situation in which a person or thing is kept under the control of another person or thing. ■ The cat was put in custody of the neighbor while the owners went on vacation.
hesitates A person who is unable to make a decision, often due to indecision or lack of confidence. ■ "John was such a hesitates person that he couldn't even order a pizza."
hippest The coolest and most trendy person around. ■ "She was the hippest person at the party, with her retro outfit and killer dance moves."
infectious Something that is highly contagious and easily spreads from person to person, often in a humorous or entertaining way. ■ The joke was so infectious that everyone in the room couldn't stop laughing for hours.
Innocents A person who is completely without knowledge or experience of evil, or a person who is pure and unsuspecting. ■ The group of innocent tourists were horrified when they witnessed the street performer's offensive act.
liege A person who is so loyal and devoted to a cause or person that they would die for it. ■ "I don't know what I would do without my liege, they always have my back."
loneliest The person who is most alone and unloved by everyone. ■ "I just met the loneliest person I've ever met. She was so lonely, she started talking to her own shadow."
looser A person who is more relaxed and laid-back than others. Often used to describe someone who has a loose or flexible personality. ■ "I'm just a looser person, I don't stress about things like other people do."
loudest The person who speaks the loudest, often with little to say. ■ John may be short and fat, but he's the loudest person in the room.
meanest The person who is the most unkind, cruel, or unpleasant of all. ■ "I swear, that guy was the meanest person I've ever met. He made me cry just by looking at him."
nicest The most charming, delightful and agreeable person or thing in existence. ■ "Wow, you're the nicest person I've ever met! You make me smile just by being around."
Observant A person who is very attentive to details and pays close attention to what others are doing. ■ "I noticed that the observant person was taking notes on everything I said during our meeting."
proudest The most self-satisfied and boastful person in the room. ■ "I have to say, I'm the proudest person in this entire country today - my team won the championship!"
Proxy A person or thing that represents another person or thing in a particular context or situation. ■ When her boss was out of town, Sarah acted as his proxy during the important meeting.
purer A person who is incredibly self-righteous and thinks they are better than everyone else, despite being anything but. ■ "I may be a purer person, but at least I'm not as smug about it as that guy."
runt A small, sturdy person or animal. ■ The little dog was a bit of a runt. A person or thing that is unsuccessful, ineffective, or generally disappointing. ■ "This movie was such a runt – I couldn't even finish it."
Squeezes A person or thing that is extremely annoying and persistent in their attempts to get something they want. ■ "I can't take it anymore, this person always squeezes my arm for a hug whenever I see them."
Stalker A person who follows or pursues another person in a persistent and unwanted manner. ■ When she found out he was dating her best friend, the ex-boyfriend started stalking him on social media.
Stalkers A person who follows and harasses another person, usually without their consent. ■ "I'm not a stalker, I'm just really into her."
Swollen A person or thing that is excessively proud, conceited, or self-important. ■ "I'm not swollen, I'm just confident!" said the person who was clearly swollen with pride.
Sycophant A person who fawns excessively over a superior or influential person in order to gain favor or advantage. ■ "The CEO's sycophant always makes sure to praise her every decision, even the most questionable ones."
Taped A person who is always talking on the phone or listening to music through headphones. ■ "I can't believe my roommate is such a taped-in person, they're always glued to their screen!
Touchy An overly sensitive person who is easily offended by even the slightest of insults or criticisms. ■ John is a touchy person; he got really upset when someone talked about his favorite food being burnt.
upright A person who is morally and ethically upright, standing straight and proud. ■ "I'm always happy to see an upright person in my community."
viral An idea, topic, or behavior that spreads quickly and infectiously from person to person. ■ "The latest TikTok dance challenge has gone viral, with millions of people trying it out and sharing their attempts online."
Warner A person who is incredibly dumb, yet insists on being the smartest person in the room. ■ "I told him that the sky was green, but he said it's blue. I guess we can both be warmers."