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organizer Definition

or·gan·izer (-ər)

noun

    1. a person who organizes
    2. ☆ a labor-union official whose work is enlisting new members
    1. a device, usually with many compartments, for use in arranging items on a desktop, the contents of a closet, etc. more efficiently
    2. planner (sense )
  3. Embryology any portion of a developing embryo, or any substance produced by it, capable of inducing differentiation in other portions

organizer Usage Examples

Preposition: of

  • conference: She thinks she may have discouraged the organizer of a conference from inviting Sims to speak.
  • event: Note The organizer of the event is not automatically included in the attendee list.
  • meeting: Jim Gleason, the organizer of the meeting, who works for VA Research, is there talking with Donald, looking rather busy.

Converse of object

  • consult: If you require further explanation about the requirements you should consult the unit organizer concerned.
  • thank: He thanked the organizers for their ' hard work ' in getting him to the event.
  • contact: You are advised to contact event organizers to confirm details.
  • concern: If you require further explanation about the requirements you should consult the unit organizer concerned.

Adjective modifier

  • bilingual: The bilingual business organizer will allow you to stay in touch with the world by means of advanced communication features.
  • graphic: They will then use a decision-making graphic organizer to choose the country which best meets the criteria.
  • built-in: Use the PC link function to synchronize the built-in organizer with the information your PC.
  • full-time: In 1906 Mary gave up her job as a teacher and became the full-time organizer of the WSPU in Leeds.
  • personal: Your personal FirstClass calendar is like a personal organizer.
  • practical: We have also included many practical organizer features to help you keep track of things.

Modifies a noun

pocket: This feature-rich bag also includes a built-in memory card pouch, micro fiber LCD cloth and two generous organizer pockets.

Noun used with modifier

  • labor: Some are school teachers, labor organizers or students.
  • conference: The conference organizers will book taxis on request, given flight details.
  • tournament: Whether to press a quot benefit spread of a officials tournament organizer.
  • festival: So festival organizer Enrico has introduced the first 2000 early bird tickets at a nominal price.
  • union: Inform county captains and Union organizers of the draw for each round.
  • wedding: Our Wedding Organizer Keep all your Wedding Planning Details in ONE place.