quitter Definition
quit·ter (kwit′ər)
noun
☆ Informal a person who quits or gives up easily, without trying hard
quitter Synonyms
quitter
n.
quitter Usage Examples
Converse of object
- help: This product can help quitters who really miss the sensation of putting something into their mouth.
- plan: Annual Denominator: The number of quitters planned in the local target for 2002/03.
- hate: As I have told you before, God hates a quitter.
- achieve: When it was set up in 2002 it planned to achieve 284 successful quitters after a year and actually achieved 323.
- support: Order Fresh Start The Fresh Start Complete Quitters Support program has been devised to support the quitter through the first 12 weeks of quitting.
Adjective modifier
- committed: The committed quitters stop smoking plan will support you all the way through your quit attempt.
- successful: To provide some inspiration we have the stories of successful quitters.
- other: Time to join in Printed From: Click2Quit Forum Name: Week 3-4 Forum Discription: Share your experiences with other quitters.
- 4-week: It would have cost Phoenix in excess of £ 25,000 to achieve this level of 4-week quitters through the mainstream service.
- would-be: Would-be quitters were given advice, support and two weeks worth of Nicotine Replacement Therapy patches or gum free of charge.
- more: Free NRT would produce more quitters, but at substantially greater cost.
Modifies a noun
plan: This committed quitters plan provides you with a tailored behavioral support program, created for you and you only to help you stop smoking.
Noun used with modifier
four-week: New figures record 2,595 four-week quitters in 2005/6 compared with 1,186 in the previous year an increase of 119 per cent.

