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guesser

[ UK /ɡˈɛsɐ/ ]
[ US /ˈɡɛsɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a person who guesses

How To Use guesser In A Sentence

  • Why it appears in such a sunny work I leave to better guessers.
  • Federal Trade Commission charges Thursday, Twitter is is just now accepting responsibility for past privacy and security lapses that resulted in involved a hacker's automated password guesser, which uncovered a Twitter administrative password that was a lower case, dictionary word (in other words: not very secure), resulting in a number of prominent users 'accounts -- including Barack Obama's -- being used to transmit spammy offers for free gasoline. hacker gaining access to a Twitter employee's personal email account, and eventually to personal information about founder Evan Williams. DailyFinance
  • Instead, given new life, the Jaguars took full advantage and won the game, leaving the Colts at 2-2 and second-guessers with a legitimate beef about Caldwell's dumbfounding, Jim Zorn-like clock management decision. Know when to fold 'em
  • In reality, of course, such people are just good guessers.
  • When this is done, the "guesser" is allowed to come in, and he asks each person a question separately. My Book of Indoor Games
  • There's a clue in the painting above as to my destination, correct guessers will receive the usual part-furnished bedsit in Tottenham Hale.
  • As Bruce rightly pointed out, to avoid falling victim to a password guesser users need to make their passwords more complex but with us requiring multiple PINs and passwords to access just one bank account this could get messy. Technology: Technology blog | guardian.co.uk
  • The forecast called for low ceilings and heavy showers, and for once, the weather-guessers were correct.
  • In the event the first prize winner is also the closest with the tiebreaker, out of all the entries, then the runners up prize will go to the next closest guesser.
  • Turns out that Poe's great sleuth, Dupin, in the course of describing his methodology, makes a glancingand slighting reference to a gentleman named Vidocq, whom he immediately dismisses as "a good guesser" lacking "educated thought" and constantly erring "by the very intensity of his investigations. Louis Bayard - An interview with author
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