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Maker definition

mākər
makers
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God. Often used with a possessive adjective.

Prayed to her Maker for guidance.

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(archaic) A poet.
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One that makes or manufactures. Often used in combination.

A policymaker; a drugmaker.

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(law) A party that signs a promissory note or contract.
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A person or thing that makes (in various senses)

Steelmaker, cabinetmaker.

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A person who issues a promissory note.
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Someone who makes; a person or thing that makes or produces something.
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(usually capitalized and preceded by the) God.
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(now rare) A poet.
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(archaic) A poet.
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A person who executes, as by signing, a check, contract, etc.; specif., a person who signs a promissory note.
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(person, proper, epithet) God.
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meet one's Maker
  • to die
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Noun

Singular:
maker
Plural:
makers

Idioms and Phrasal Verbs

Origin of maker

  • From make +"Ž -er. Compare makar.

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Maker Sentence Examples

  • She has worked as a documentary film maker for many years.

  • We can’t all keep arguing about this. Someone has to be the decision maker.

  • He’d been a maker of fine furniture for 20 years.

  • In the maker culture old-school DIY and craft techniques come together with innovative, modern technology.

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