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quitter

[ UK /kwˈɪtɐ/ ]
[ US /ˈkwɪtɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a person who gives up too easily

How To Use quitter In A Sentence

  • Dude is a flake—no team should waste their time (or roster spot) on a quitter.
  • Sarah Palin, I would prefer to be a community organizer, as I am, rather than be a quitter and abus girl who goes from state to state selling books. Palin blasts the 'Obama doctrine'
  • Quitter never win, and winners never quit.
  • Les autorités iraniennes ont interdit hier aux journalistes des médias étrangers de quitter leurs bureaux pour couvrir les manifestations de protestation dans les rues de Téhéran. From the dept of 'oh snap'
  • Clinton is smart, well-spoken, is not a quitter, knows the issues, all in all someone to be admired. Clinton edges out Palin in 'Most Admired' poll
  • But sometimes that attitude makes me a quitter.
  • Ugh, if that burrito's from that disgusting supermarket on 30th Avenue, Emily's going to have the squitters for a week
  • But it's never good to drop out of a race and I'm not a quitter.
  • He has been painted as embittered, compromised and a serial quitter. Times, Sunday Times
  • I asked my dad if he thought I was a quitter and he said ‘Oh no honey, I don't think you're a quitter, I think you're a bad decision maker.’
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