taker (Meaning)

Wordnet

taker (n)

one who accepts an offer

one who takes a bet or wager

Webster

One who takes or receives; one who catches or apprehends.

The politician was a skilled vote taker, adeptly gauging public opinion.
The insurance company carefully assessed each applicant, acting as a risk taker.
The daredevil performed a perilous stunt, summoning the courage of a life taker.
The thief stealthily entered the home, acting as an uninvited guest and potential valuables taker.
The tax collector diligently gathered payments, fulfilling the role of a revenue taker.
The rumor-monger spread malicious gossip, playing the part of a reputation taker.
The social worker provided solace and support, acting as a burden taker for those in need.
The athlete demonstrated extraordinary skill and determination, showcasing themselves as a title taker.
The artist skillfully captured the essence of his subject, becoming a moment taker.
The greedy businessman exploited every opportunity, acting as a profit taker and leaving others behind.

one who accepts an offer, one who takes a bet or wagerOne who takes or receives; one who catches or apprehends.

grip,hold, grasp, catch,clasp, lay hold of, clutch, nab, seize, cling (to)

free, pass, discharge, drop, discharge, liberate, liberate, free, release, give

The politician was a skilled vote taker, adeptly gauging public opinion.

The insurance company carefully assessed each applicant, acting as a risk taker.

The daredevil performed a perilous stunt, summoning the courage of a life taker.

The thief stealthily entered the home, acting as an uninvited guest and potential valuables taker.