coiner

/'kɔinə/
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coiner

A coiner carefully inspects a newly minted silver coin.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A skilled worker who coins or stamps money: A person who manufactures official currency by stamping metal with designs.
    • A maker of counterfeit coins: A person who illegally produces fake money intended to deceive.
    • Someone who invents new words or expressions: A person who is the origin or source of a new term or phrase in a language.
Usage Examples
  • Noun:
    • The royal mint employed a master coiner to produce the new gold sovereigns.
    • The police arrested a coiner who had been circulating fake silver dollars.
    • William Shakespeare is perhaps the most famous coiner of words in the English language.
Advanced Usage
  • "A coiner of phrases": An originator of memorable or influential expressions.
    • As a great speechwriter, she was a coiner of phrases that entered the public consciousness.
Variants and Related Words
  • Coin (verb): To invent a new word or phrase.
    • The author coined the term "cyberspace".
  • Coinage (noun): 1. The process of making coins. 2. A newly invented word or phrase.
    • The coinage of new terms often reflects technological change.
Synonyms
  • Mint worker (for a legal money maker).
  • Counterfeiter, forger (for an illegal money maker).
  • Neologist, originator (for an inventor of words).
Related Phrases
  • To coin a word/phrase: To be the first to use and establish a new word or expression.
    • It is often difficult to determine exactly who coined a particular word.
coiner

A coiner carefully inspects a newly minted silver coin.

Noun
  1. a skilled worker who coins or stamps money
  2. someone who is a source of new words or new expressions
  3. a maker of counterfeit coins

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