Meaning & use
quizzers
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UK/ˈkwɪzəz/
US/ˈkwɪzərz/
“quizzers” is a form of “quizzer”.
Meaning
nounplural
People who take part in quizzes or ask quiz questions.
Grammar: This is the plural of "quizzer"; use it for more than one person.
Patterns
- a group of quizzers
- quizzers compete
The quizzers gathered in the hall for the final round.
Some quizzers study for months before a big competition.
The host thanked all the quizzers for taking part.
Word forms
| singular | quizzer |
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Common combinations
- a team of quizzers
- A team of quizzers won the local championship.
- top quizzers
- Top quizzers often know a lot about many subjects.
- quiz quizzers
- The teacher quizzed the quizzers on their general knowledge.
Synonyms and how they differ
- contestants
- This is more general and can refer to people in any competition, not just quizzes.
- players
- This is used for people in games or sports, not usually for quiz participants.
Word family
Practice
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