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coiner

A person who creates a new word or phrase. / A person who makes coins.
Noun
pl: coiners

Meanings

Noun

A person who creates a new word or phrase.

He is a coiner.

Noun

A person who makes coins.

The coiner works.

Examples

He is the original coiner of the term social distancing.

I wonder who the coiner of that slang word was.

I wonder who the coiner of that slang word was.

The poet was a prolific coiner of strange adjectives.

The poet was a prolific coiner of strange adjectives.

Who was the coiner of this phrase in the first place?

Who was the coiner of this phrase in the first place?

Trivia

The royal coiner worked tirelessly to produce the new gold sovereigns.

The royal coiner worked tirelessly to produce the new gold sovereigns.

History

A skilled coiner can tell the difference between pure gold and an alloy by touch.

History

The secret coiner was arrested for producing illegal currency in his basement.

The secret coiner was arrested for producing illegal currency in his basement.

Detective

He spent his youth as a coiner in the imperial mint.

History

The master coiner inspected the dies for any imperfections.

The master coiner inspected the dies for any imperfections.

History

Collocations & Compounds

original coiner

Noun collocation: the person who first invented a specific word or phrase

She is credited as the original coiner of the expression.

master coiner

Noun collocation: a highly skilled person in charge of producing coins at a mint

The master coiner oversaw the production of the new currency.

clandestine coiner

Noun collocation: a person who illegally produces counterfeit coins

The authorities tracked down a clandestine coiner operating in the city.

Etymology

Derived from the verb "coin," which comes from the Old French "coinie" (die for stamping money), originating from the Latin "cuneus" (wedge). The suffix "-er" denotes an agent or practitioner of the action.

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