comper

British

/ ˈkɒmpə /

noun

informal a person who regularly enters competitions in newspapers, magazines, etc, esp competitions offering consumer goods as prizes

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Other Word Forms

comping noun

Etymology

Origin of comper

C20: _comp ( _etition ) + _-er ¹

Example Sentences

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Kazzy is a self-declared comper, defined as somebody who habitually enters competitions to win as many prizes as possible.

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"I'm a purchase necessary or creative comper," said Kazzy.

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"It's a sense of community," Kazzy said of her online comper friends.

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"I just thought, 'this is really easy'," she recalled, explaining how her search for new competitions to enter led her to the comper community online.

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One of Kazzy's heroes is Di Coke, who goes by the comper name of Super Lucky Di.

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