Comer

/ˈkəmər/

Meaning & Definition

noun
A person who arrives or attends at a place.
The event had many comers, eager to participate.
A person who consumes food.
As a frequent comer at the restaurant, she always tried the chef's specials.
A newcomer or someone who is new to a particular activity or group.
Being a comer to this club, he was warmly welcomed by the members.

Etymology

From the verb 'come', Middle English 'comen', from Old English 'cuman'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

new comer:
a person who has recently arrived in a place or started a job.
last comer:
a person who arrives last, often in a competitive context.

Related Words

Slang Meanings

A person who is eager to engage in social events.
He's such a comer, always at every party.
Someone who is ambitious and strives to succeed.
You can tell she's a comer; she's always aiming higher.