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Maker
| Maker Definition And Meaning |
What's The Definition Of Maker?
[n] a business engaged in manufacturing some product
[n] the Judeo-Christian God
[n] a person who makes things
Synonyms | Synonyms for Maker: Almighty |
Creator |
Divine |
God Almighty |
Godhead |
Jehovah |
Lord |
manufacturer |
manufacturing business |
shaper
Related Terms | Find terms related to Maker: actor |
agent |
ancestors |
apprentice |
architect |
arch-poet |
artificer |
artisan |
artist |
artiste |
author |
bag maker |
balance maker |
ballad maker |
balladmonger |
bard |
barrel maker |
basket maker |
beat poet |
bed maker |
beer maker |
begetter |
beginner |
bell maker |
bellows maker |
belt maker |
blanket maker |
block maker |
bobbin maker |
bodice maker |
body maker |
bolt maker |
bookmaker |
bootmaker |
bottle maker |
bow maker |
box maker |
brake maker |
bread maker |
brickmaker |
bridge maker |
broom maker |
brush maker |
bucoliast |
builder |
bullet maker |
butter maker |
button maker |
cabinetmaker |
canvas maker |
carpet maker |
cart maker |
casemaker |
catalyst |
causer |
cement maker |
chain maker |
cheese maker |
chest maker |
chisel maker |
clockmaker |
clog maker |
cloth maker |
coach maker |
coffin maker |
collar maker |
combmaker |
conceiver |
constructor |
copyist |
cord maker |
coremaker |
couch maker |
cradle maker |
craftsman |
crate maker |
creator |
cup maker |
dauber |
daubster |
designer |
deviser |
diemaker |
discoverer |
dish maker |
doer |
doll maker |
door maker |
dressmaker |
effector |
elegist |
engenderer |
engineer |
epic poet |
executant |
executor |
executrix |
fabricator |
father |
fili |
founder |
generator |
grower |
hatmaker |
idyllist |
imagist |
inaugurator |
industrialist |
initiator |
inspirer |
instigator |
institutor |
introducer |
inventor |
jongleur |
journeyman |
laureate |
librettist |
major poet |
manufacturer |
map maker |
master |
master craftsman |
matchmaker |
medium |
Meistersinger |
minnesinger |
minor poet |
minstrel |
modernist |
mother |
mover |
occasional poet |
odist |
old master |
operant |
operative |
operator |
organizer |
originator |
parent |
Parnassian |
past master |
pastoral poet |
pastoralist |
patriarch |
performer |
perpetrator |
planner |
poet |
poet laureate |
poetress |
practitioner |
precursor |
prime mover |
primum mobile |
producer |
raiser |
realizer |
rhapsode |
rhapsodist |
satirist |
scop |
shaper |
shoemaker |
sire |
skald |
smith |
sonneteer |
subject |
symbolist |
troubadour |
trouveur |
trovatore |
vers libriste |
vers-librist |
watchmaker |
worker |
wright
See Also | Adolphe Sax |
armorer |
armourer |
author |
auto maker |
auto manufacturer |
basketmaker |
basketweaver |
beer maker |
belt maker |
Blessed Trinity |
bookmaker |
bottler |
brewer |
business |
business concern |
business organisation |
business organization |
candymaker |
car maker |
car manufacturer |
chandler |
cobbler |
computer business |
concern |
confectioner |
generator |
glassmaker |
God |
hatmaker |
hatter |
Holy Trinity |
horologer |
horologist |
hypostasis |
ironworker |
jeweler |
jeweller |
jewelry maker |
maltman |
maltster |
manufacturer |
milliner |
modiste |
needleworker |
patternmaker |
perfumer |
piano maker |
producer |
Sacred Trinity |
saddler |
sailmaker |
Sax |
shirtmaker |
shoemaker |
source |
spinner |
spinster |
steelmaker |
steelman |
steelworker |
Supreme Being |
tentmaker |
thread maker |
toolmaker |
Trinity |
vintner |
violin maker |
watchmaker |
wigmaker |
wine maker |
winemaker
Maker In Webster's Dictionary
\Mak"er\ (m[=a]k"[~e]r), n.
1. One who makes, forms, or molds; a manufacturer;
specifically, the Creator.
The universal Maker we may praise. --Milton.
2. (Law) The person who makes a promissory note.
3. One who writes verses; a poet. [Obs.]
Note: ``The Greeks named the poet poihth`s, which name, as
the most excellent, hath gone through other languages.
It cometh of this word poiei^n, make; wherein, I know
not whether by luck or wisdom, we Englishmen have met
well the Greeks in calling him a maker.'' --Sir P.
Sidney.
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