xeroxer

English

Etymology

From xerox +‎ -er.

Noun

xeroxer (plural xeroxers)

1. A xerox machine, or generically a term for a photocopier:
   • 1987, The Samizdat bulletin, Issues 165-176:

     "I am sorry, but I would get rid of any xeroxer like this in our offices." "It is possible to read nevertheless," answered the First Lieutenant, embarrassed.

2. One who xeroxes; a person who does photocopying.
   • 2009, Ross Kilarney Doyle, Human Life in the 21st Century:

     It's also why I'm really delighted to have a wonderful helper like Dan, who's not only an accomplished xeroxer and stamp licker […]