IDer

See also: īder

English

Etymology 1

From ID (“identify”) +‎ -er (agent noun suffix).

Noun

IDer (plural IDers)

1. Someone who identifies; an identifier.
   • 2021 August 23, Fawnia Soo Hoo, “Meet The Fashion-Obsessed Instagram Accounts Influencing TV”, in Refinery29‎^[1]:

     Thanks to this, even veteran identifier Wilks and her team sometimes look to the newbie ID-ers for help. “Usually, when I start [covering] a new show, I will check if there is a fashion Instagram first, either for the show, as a whole, or for a specific actor,” explains Wilks.

   • 2022 August 5, Erin Schwartz, “We ID’d (Almost) All of the Design Chairs in Westworld”, in The Strategist‎^[2]:

     Recently, I wrote an article for this website on the best dining chairs — a process that involved talking to vintage dealers, architects, and chair-book writers about their favorite designs. As a result, my chair Rolodex is now deep enough that I’ve become known as the Strategist’s resident seat-IDer, something I’ve found I can’t turn off even when I leave work.

Etymology 2

From ID (“intelligent design”) +‎ -er (“supporter”).

Noun

IDer (plural IDers)

1. A proponent or supporter of intelligent design.

Anagrams

• Deri, Dier, Reid, dier, dire, drie, ired, ride