pleaser
nounEtymology From Middle English plesere, equivalent to please + -er.
1
Someone or something which pleases.
- Derived terms
- crowdpleaser, crowd-pleaser, people pleaser, timepleaser, time-pleaser
noun
Etymology From Middle English plesere, equivalent to please + -er.
Someone or something which pleases.
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