Associations to the word «Proposer»
Noun
- Edinburgh
- Balfour
- Ultimatum
- Fellow
- Horne
- Hutton
- Ritchie
- Guthrie
- Sarawak
- Kelvin
- Wentworth
- Hartley
- Proposal
- Watt
- Thomson
- Kendall
- Mackay
- Archibald
- Robertson
- Alexander
- Peach
- Elector
- Hubert
- Ernest
- Endowment
- Sir
- Fraser
- Society
- Prof
- Murray
- James
- Edmund
- Turner
- Hi
- William
- Nomination
- Thomas
- Wright
- Gibson
- Decree
- Robert
- Candidate
- Watson
- Fellowship
- Gregory
- Offer
- John
- Gray
- Leonard
- Insurance
- Edward
- Andrew
- Amendment
- Campbell
- Thompson
- Smith
- George
- Debate
- Voter
- Anderson
- Albert
- Charles
- Stewart
- Brown
- Motion
- Attorney
- Arthur
- Peter
- David
- Assembly
- Samuel
- Douglas
- Hope
- Bill
- Lord
- Vote
- Walter
- Law
- Election
- Founder
- Wilson
- Grant
- Ben
- Least
- Answer
- Failure
- Meeting
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Wiktionary
PROPOSER, noun. Someone who proposes, someone who makes a proposal. agent noun of propose
Dictionary definition
PROPOSER, noun. Someone who advances a suggestion or proposal; "the suggester of this absurd strategy was a fool".
PROPOSER, noun. (parliamentary procedure) someone who makes a formal motion.
Wise words
The chief difference between words and deeds is that words
are always intended for men for their approbation, but deeds
can be done only for God.