mimicker
English
noun
Definitions
- One who mimics.
Etymology
Compound from English mimic + English -k- + English -er (agent suffix, agent noun, one who uses acquires, Variety, forming agent nouns, inhabitant of, person thing that does the action, agent, resident of, comparative).
Origin
English
-er
Gloss
agent suffix, agent noun, one who uses acquires, Variety, forming agent nouns, inhabitant of, person thing that does the action, agent, resident of, comparative
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- -er English
- -k- English
- Bridger English
- Freelander English
- amimic English
- anticker English
- automimic English
- biomimic English
- blacksalter English
- chickenboner English
- crapper English
- didapper English
- do-badder English
- double-decker English
- drygulcher English
- fluffernutter English
- frolicker English
- humbucker English
- mimic English
- mimicable English
- mimical English
- mimicry English
- panicker English
- peptidomimic English
- phosphomimic English
- physicker English
- politicker English
- sandgrounder English
- sandhiller English
- sicker English
- slam-clicker English
- t'othersider English
- tenpounder English
- topnotcher English
- whitecapper English
- ケモナー Japanese
- ラブライバー Japanese
- 墓マイラー Japanese
- -er Middle English
- あー Okinawan
- -k-
- -er
- mimic
- sicker
- amimic
- mimicry
- mimical
- crapper
- Bridger
- anticker
- didapper
- biomimic
- panicker
- humbucker
- mimicable
- frolicker
- physicker
- automimic
- do-badder
- politicker
- topnotcher
- tenpounder
- Freelander
- drygulcher
- sandhiller
- blacksalter
- whitecapper
- phosphomimic
- slam-clicker
- peptidomimic
- sandgrounder
- t'othersider
- chickenboner
- fluffernutter
- double-decker