resorter

[ri-zawr-ter]

noun

1. a person who frequently goes to recreation resorts.

Word History and Origins

Origin of resorter¹

resort + -er ¹

Example Sentences

It is a 1961 Century Resorter, which Joseph P. Kennedy Sr. won in a church raffle.

From Seattle Times

Half awake and half asleep, this idle morning in our sunny window on the edge of a chalk cliff in the old-fashioned watering-place to which we are a faithful resorter, we feel a lazy inclination to sketch its picture.

From Project Gutenberg

They had been put in the horse stable for there was no dog house; the health resorter, actual or prospective, is not likely to be a dog man one supposes; but they were loose in the morning and came to the call, all but one—Nanook.

From Project Gutenberg

Half awake and half asleep, this idle morning in our sunny window on the edge of a chalk-cliff in the old-fashioned watering-place to which we are a faithful resorter, we feel a lazy inclination to sketch its picture.

From Project Gutenberg

In fact I have been quite a tourist and summer resorter this season, having saturated my system with nineteen different styles of mineral water in Wisconsin alone, and tried to win the attention of nineteen different styles of head waiters at these summer hotels.

From Project Gutenberg