volumer

noun

volumer

noun

Etymology From volume + -er.

1

In compounds Something (a book etc.) that has a specified number of volumes.

  • That three-volumer took me two weeks to read.
  • Opinion should be sharply divided, with no middle ground and probably most disliking it, but I suggest that this “Yakuza horror theater” accomplishes in audacious originality what Tarantino’s current two-volumer does not and rivals the effective outlandishness of From Dusk Till Dawn.(Can we date this quote?), Donald Levit, “Older Brother, Where Art Thou?”, in ReelTalk Movie Reviews:

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