frequenter

see definition of frequenter

nounhaunter

Synonyms for frequenter

noun haunter

Antonyms for frequenter

owner

guests

noun. person accommodated, given hospitality

patron

noun. person who does business at establishment

patrons

noun. person who does business at establishment

Word Origin & History

mid-15c., "ample, profuse," from Middle French frequent, or directly from Latin frequentem (nominative frequens) "crowded, repeated," of uncertain origin. Meaning "common, usual" is from 1530s; that of "happening at short intervals, often recurring" is from c.1600.

Example Sentences for frequenter

One of these was a frequenter of the Queen's chapel whom he knew by sight.

The Frenchman is doubtless a frequenter, and may easily be found.

I was waiting for a friend who is a frequenter of the Institute.

It was the custom for the frequenter to lay his penny on the bar, on entering or leaving.

He was an acquaintance and frequenter of Sir Erasmus Dreyden.

Brasbridge, the silversmith of Fleet-street, was a frequenter of the Globe.

He is a total abstainer, a non-smoker, and a frequenter of houses of fair reception.

A dancer, a frequenter of night-clubs, as they used to be called.

It does not seem to be a frequenter of Scotland, and is known in Ireland only in the south.

"He is a cracked brain that will go and drown himself," said a frequenter of the place.

frequenter

Synonyms for frequenter

Antonyms for frequenter

More words related to frequenter

guest

guests

habitué

patron

patrons