maker

mak·er

a person or thing that makes (in various senses): often used in compounds: steelmaker, cabinetmaker
Archaic a poet
a person who executes, as by signing, a check, contract, etc.; specif., a person who signs a promissory note
[M-] God

maker Idioms

meet one's Maker

to die

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maker

noun

One that makes or manufactures. Often used in combination: a filmmaker; a maker of fine violins.
One who engages in creative do-it-yourself projects, especially those involving technology.
Law A party that signs a promissory note or contract.
Maker God. Often used with a possessive adjective: prayed to her Maker for guidance.
Archaic A poet.

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