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Taker (Noun)

One who accepts an offer.

Nouns denoting people.

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The salesman was getting nervous that he wouldn't find a taker for his remaining product inventory before the month ended.
As long as the cost of production was kept low, the exporter was likely to find a taker in international markets where demand was on the rise.
A small but dedicated group was available to provide assistance with finding either receivers, or find a suitable taker for properties from the larger established institutions wanting to slim their inventory or exit.
Since there doesn't seem to be a taker of my book request I think I'll have to purchase it outright for over twice the rental price and then list it again or hold onto it for a possible re-read.

One who takes a bet or wager.

Nouns denoting people.

As the taker of the bet, he stood to win a small fortune if his horse came in first.
She was a cautious taker, only risking her money on sure things.
The bookmaker relied on heavy takers to offset the losses from some of the more unlikely bets.
John was a notorious taker, known for his outrageous and often ill-advised gambles.
Whether with cards or dice, Jack was always a willing taker, never one to back down from a bet.