utterer meaning

• Noun: utterer
  1. An organism that can utter vocal sounds
     "an utterer of foul oaths"
     - vocalizer, vocaliser [Brit] 
  2. Someone who circulates forged banknotes or counterfeit coins 
  3. Someone who expresses in language; someone who talks (especially someone who delivers a public speech or someone especially garrulous)
     "an utterer of useful maxims"
     - speaker, talker, verbalizer, verbaliser [Brit]

  Derived forms: utterers

  See also: utter

  Type of: articulator, beguiler, being, cheat, cheater, deceiver, organism, slicker, trickster

• How, we might ask these utterers of gobbledygook, does outsourcing differ from insourcing?
• The utterer might intend to describe the room, in which case the illocutionary force would be that of'describing '.
• One point of controversy surrounding Grice's favored notion of saying is the connection between it and his concept of utterer's meaning.
• Grice next turns to the second step in his program : explaining the notion of timeless meaning in terms of the notion of utterer's meaning.
• "' Utterer's Meaning "': What a speaker means by an utterance . ( Grice wouldn't introduce this label until Logic and Conversation.
• Since the language used by an author " is what mediates sensuously and externally between utterer and listener " the art of understanding becomes just as much the art of avoiding misunderstanding.
• This was Dolcino, the son of a priest in the diocese of Novara, and a member of the order since 1291, an eloquent, enthusiastic utterer of apocalyptic prophecies.
• For many African Americans, the racial element of the case was embodied in police Detective Mark Fuhrman, discoverer of the bloody glove at Simpson's estate and utterer of racial slurs.
• Not according to Carol Shields, Pulitzer-Prize winning Canadian author and utterer of one simple comment that, in the time it took to read, undid _ for me _ decades of misunderstanding about evaluating life.
• Chroniclers of the age state that Henry legislated about theft, restored capital punishment ( which had been suspended for a great many crimes by William II ), and harshly treated utterers of bad money and rapacious exactions of his courtiers.

• "utterer" meaning in Chinese: [法] 发表人，表达者
• "utterer" meaning in Japanese: {名} : 発言する人
• "utterer" meaning in Korean: 발화 행위자
• "utterer" meaning in Arabic: n. متكلم, المتفوه
• "utterer" meaning in French: n. parlant, qui exprime