Antonyms for gamer

Grammar : Adj

Spell : gey-mer

Phonetic Transcription : ˈgeɪ mər

Definition of gamer

Origin : 1620s, "an athlete," agent noun from game (v.). Meaning "one devoted to playing video or computer games" is attested from 1999. Gamester is attested from 1590s but meant "prostitute" (cf. old slang the first game ever played "copulation"), later "a man fit and ready for anything, a player" (mid-17c.).

adj brave, willing
adj debilitated

Example sentences :

Gamer or better fish than these bream no fisherman could desire.
Extract from : « Australian Pictures » by Howard Willoughby

"My, but you're gamer than ever, Fatty," retorted Barney with admiration.
Extract from : « McAllister and His Double » by Arthur Train

No boy that ever lived was gamer than the little tan-faced cub.
Extract from : « The Grizzly King » by James Oliver Curwood

And never had Duane bestrode a gamer, swifter, stancher beast.
Extract from : « The Lone Star Ranger » by Zane Grey

"There ain't a gamer old bird in the valley than Pop," Jeff cried.
Extract from : « Cow-Country » by B. M. Bower

He was about thirty-eight and a gamer man never entered the ring.
Extract from : « The Human Drift » by Jack London

The gamer a feller is among men the fearder he is among women, it seems like.
Extract from : « The Starbucks » by Opie Percival Read

A gamer man never pulled his shirt off; but the other is too strong for him.
Extract from : « Rodney Stone » by Arthur Conan Doyle

It is a much bolder-feeding and gamer fish than the common carp, and is just as easy to introduce.
Extract from : « Amateur Fish Culture » by Charles Edward Walker

It does not make the small-mouth bass a gamer fish by disparaging the large-mouth.
Extract from : « Bass, Pike, Perch, and Others » by James Alexander Henshall

Synonyms for gamer

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