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glosser

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[glos-er, glaw-ser] / ˈglɒs ər, ˈglɔ sər /

noun

  1. a person or thing that puts a gloss or shine on something.

  2. gloss.


Etymology

Origin of glosser

First recorded in 1820–30; gloss 1 + -er 1

Example Sentences

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Amy Glosser shifted BYKlyn, her cycling studio, to new outdoor premises in the summer of 2020 to keep the Brooklyn business afloat.

From Reuters

But Glosser said she and her two dozen employees agreed they could not do another winter outdoors, so she moved the business to a temporary indoor space on Dec. 1.

From Reuters

"People are nervous to come inside and sweat together," Glosser said.

From Reuters

“We’re in the heart of Blue Brooklyn,” said Amy Glosser, the owner of BYKlyn, a cycling studio.

From New York Times

His marriage to Mary Glosser ended in divorce.

From Washington Post