percenter

American  

[per-sen-ter] / pərˈsɛn tər /

noun

1. a person or thing that charges or pays a certain percentage, cooperates to a specified degree, etc. (used in combination).

   agents and other ten-percenters.

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Etymology

Origin of percenter

First recorded in 1860–65; percent + -er ¹

Example Sentences

Being a 92 Percenter means turning inward at this critical moment.

From Slate

The Anti-Defamation League says that sign is sometimes used to symbolize white supremacist beliefs or the Three Percenter movement, a wing of the anti-government extremist militia movement.

From Seattle Times

Becky G celebrated her first headlining tour by embracing everything she is, and it speaks to her ‘200 percenter’ fans.

From Los Angeles Times

“Para mi como Chicana, I grew up in two flags my whole life,” she told the crowd, wrapping a Mexican flag around her shoulders, and proudly calling herself a “200 percenter.”

From Los Angeles Times

Prosecutors say that Mr. Hostetter and Mr. Taylor communicated with their Three Percenter co-defendants mostly through a group chat on Telegram called “California Patriots-DC Brigade.”

From New York Times