doer

As one Russian newspaper enthused, Medvedev wants “to prove that he is a doer and not just a talker.”

In Old Bactrian, Huvarezyanha means the doer of a kind action.

And yet, for all that, it is not right that the doer of injustice such as thine should escape scot-free.

On the tomb of the doer of this havoc is written, with an unconscious sarcasm, "Multum ei debet ecclesia Wellensis."

The doer must suffer,” said the Greeks: “you would soothe a Deity not to be soothed.

They wove no mild sort of halo for the head of a shillelagh-flourishing Whitechapel Countess descended from the writer and doer.