caffeinator

English

Etymology

From caffeinate +‎ -or.

Noun

caffeinator (plural caffeinators)

1. (informal) One who consumes caffeine.
   • 2007, Andrea Meyer, chapter III, in Room for Love, St. Martin’s Griffin, →ISBN, page 45, →ISBN:

     I’m not a regular morning caffeinator, but today I need a boost, so I stop at my favorite corner café.

2. (informal) A distributor of caffeinated beverages.
   • 2009, David Gilbey, Death and the Motorway, Accessible Publishing Systems PTY Ltd. (ReadHowYouWant edition set in 16 pt. Verdana), “Sleepless in Seattle”, page 87:

     It’s not the movie’s fault — // though I’m told the boat from the film // is moored in the bay — // nor the sense that this is where // the octopus Microsoft began — // home to the inventive caffeinator // Starbucks.

Translations

one who consumes caffeine

distributor of caffeinated beverages

• Serbo-Croatian: aparat za kavu, aparat za kafu