liker

American  

[lahyk-er] / ˈlaɪk ər /

noun

plural

likers

1. a person who likes something (often used in combination).

2. a person who engages with others on social media primarily through using the like function.

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Example Sentences

“Akio Toyoda has been proven right,” said Jeffrey Liker, who heads the Ann Arbor, Mich., consulting firm Liker Lean Advisors and has written extensively about Toyota and its management.

From New York Times

Despite having stepped down as chief executive, Mr. Toyoda “may have more influence than he wants, even, by virtue of the fact that when he offers an opinion people now take it as the word of God,” Mr. Liker said.

From New York Times

Hayes explained that this type of segmentation could be used to develop tailored products that account for the specific "sour liker" taste profile.

From Science Daily

Liker read that, and it hit him.

From Los Angeles Times

Come spring, the birds migrate again, and Westwood native Jake Liker feels the pull of seasonal rhythms towards the fruitless quest for perfection.

From Los Angeles Times