Associations to the word «Organiser»
Noun
- Mans
- Conference
- Ethel
- Derbyshire
- Race
- Miner
- Marathon
- Yorkshire
- Rumour
- Doris
- Entrant
- Insisting
- Ulster
- Operative
- Administrator
- Programme
- Wolverhampton
- Tours
- Federation
- Eurovision
- Expo
- Procession
- Charity
- Evelyn
- Organizer
- Vigil
- Fest
- Kyrgyzstan
- Galloway
- Jp
- Founder
- Henrietta
- Suffrage
- Tajikistan
- Wight
- Anthem
- Alp
- Eileen
- Nsw
- Attendance
- Competition
- Jacques
- Phyllis
- Seminar
- Disagreement
- Volunteer
- Camping
- Bahrain
- Carnival
- Keene
- Elsie
- Sabotage
- Party
- Licence
- Weekend
- Trade
- Hospitality
- Campaign
- Councillor
- Rugby
- Dispute
- Solidarity
- Christchurch
- Coup
- Full
- Symposium
- Worcestershire
- Adviser
- Borough
- Saving
- Bernie
- Contest
- Speaker
- Gertrude
- Journalist
- Weir
- Committee
Adjective
Wiktionary
ORGANISER, noun. British spelling standard spelling of organizer.
Dictionary definition
ORGANISER, noun. Someone who enlists workers to join a union.
ORGANISER, noun. A person who brings order and organization to an enterprise; "she was the organizer of the meeting".
ORGANISER, noun. A lightweight consumer electronic device that looks like a hand-held computer but instead performs specific tasks; can serve as a diary or a personal database or a telephone or an alarm clock etc..
Wise words
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