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Often used in the same context:
answerer,
arguers,
recommenders,
posers,
flatterers,
bluffers,
naysay,
hagglers,
mensches,
kibbitz,
webmasters,
swer,
bucko,
dingbats,
individua,
grouches,
mockers,
hiders,
potus,
kvetch,
questioners,
givers,
baldies,
lurkers,
ceos,
fairweather,
introverts,
philander,
milquetoasts,
bloviate,
mishear,
logicians,
hobbyhorses,
mammies,
huckabee,
collective noun,
pat buchanan,
egotists,
cheapskates,
freelancers,
politer,
flatteries,
slashdot,
cui bono,
acrostics,
bellhops,
dolts,
grumblers,
prigs,
misers,
metaphysicians,
complainers,
suppliant,
oglers,
skinflints,
elfs,
contrarians,
ideate,
plebeians,
hmph,
mortals,
sloganeer,
palmists,
cuckolds,
mountebanks,
rhetoricians,
drivelling,
wallstreet,
fogies,
wounder,
shadchan,
sophists,
chatters,
pittances,
babblers,
rotflmao,
inductive reasoning,
snarkier,
hubbies,
googler,
dumbos,
dutch auction,
klutzes,
menders,
clericals,
dupes,
yes,
jim jones,
yutz,
hillary,
deadheads,
feely,
sheeplike,
stepmothers,
simpletons,
truthy,
zipless,
conformists,
alphas,
punsters,
quibblers,
bons mots,
buyer,
asking,
boyfriends,
bridegroom,
campers,
communicants,
contestants,
diners,
homesteaders,
judas,
lover,
napoleon,
patrons,
positive,
purchaser,
successor,
a,
alternate,
ap
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— Adjectives for askers:
great,
question,
such,
good,
right,
unreasonable,
last,
eager,
potential,
cazi
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