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asker

[ US /ˈæskɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. someone who asks a question

How To Use asker In A Sentence

  • Surrounded by musicians and men who directed its movement, and followed by child maskers, the Ijele begin to spin, slowly at first, then gaining speed.
  • This form of spectatorship contrasts sharply with the interactive performances found in rural villages where most of these maskers normally appear.
  • Baskerville gave his name to the roman typefaces based on his designs in current usage.
  • All the painters in our gallery paint their works from beginning to end—Pat Steir, Jonathan Lasker—and I think their collectors like the notion that every ounce of paint on their works was brushed on by the artists alone. The Art Assembly Line
  • It takes courage and the results to the "asker" are huge because not only do we get results, but we also get a connection with another human being. Jeana Lee Tahnk: Why Is It So Difficult to Ask for Help?
  • These bamboo beauties are “four inches in diameter and set in Baskerville semibold.” Blog – syllable studio
  • The asker must be holding at least one card of the rank asked for.
  • Indeed, the limited ability of the organizers to control the maskers was demonstrated by their refusal to participate in a three-quarter-mile carnival-style parade in the intense heat.
  • Most deodorants are odor maskers that cover the unpleasant odor with a more appealing one.
  • EAR ABBY: My daughter insists that she's a "multitasker" - too busy to telephone or text except when she's driving. KansasCity.com: Front Page
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