withdrawer

IPA: wɪθdrˈɔr

noun

  • Someone who withdraws.
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Examples of "withdrawer" in Sentences

  • There is little change except again the so-called "withdrawer" is left with credit for a withdrawal that rarely takes place.
  • In this case it is close to $10,000.00 pesos since the withdrawer (my Cuñada) used the card twice in an attempt to get action when it first malfunctioned.
  • But the success of the surge has penetrated even Democratic skulls; Mr. Edwards, the precipitate withdrawer, is out and Mr.. Clinton, the most cautious of the withdrawers, is ahead.
  • Jane Becker of Arlington, Mass., recalls dealing with a small army of surgeons and residents, an internist and an intensive-care physician when trying to decide whether to withdrawer dying mother's life support.
  • Has it occurred to these pundits that Obama has already whiffed on two easy layups: first, he actually believed it would be possible to withdrawer from Iraq in 16 months -- which is jawdroppingly naeve (or if he didn't believe it he scammed voters with the promise) -- then he even more incomprehensibly contacted the Pakistani president after being elected but blew off the India president.

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