Definition of claimer in English:

claimer

noun ˈkleɪməˈklāmər

1A person who claims something.
the top claimer of taxpayer-funded expenses
Example sentencesExamples
- Sadly the compensation claimers are whacking up costs as lawyers sue hospitals for massive chunks of their budgets.
- I'm not a regular claimer but the system is there to help people through temporary periods of unemployment.
- Until more rigid checks are included you will get these sort of false claimers.
- I do find it's good practice to be politely skeptical about unsupported historical claims that happen to align themselves with the claimer's philosophical or political ends.
- The whiplash claimers in car accidents cannot except in extreme cases be detected medically
- Senior authority members were among the biggest overall claimers.
- The area I live in has a very high percentage of benefit claimers.
- Those with genuine grievances are given the run-around while bogus claimers cost us all more in the end.
- Obviously, frequent claimers don't benefit from such lower premiums.
- Unfortunately the non-claimers are subsidising the claimers in this claim and compensation culture.
- The former tourism minister is one of the most prolific expense claimers in Parliament.
- They should enter into some negotiation with the claimers in the case and arrive at some consensus now.
- I would like to ascertain that it is not the claimer/victim of the accident who is putting premiums up but the causer of the accident for their stupidity or lack of attention.
- If you're a frequent claimer, then annual limits are what you need to focus on.
Synonyms
claimant, aspirant
2Horse racing
A race in which every horse participating is for sale at a stipulated price.
he was fourth in a 2m claimer at Bangor last week
Example sentencesExamples
- He did not win again until late 2002 when he won back-to-back claiming races at Aqueduct and Philadelphia Park.
- As my grandpa used to say, 'a 2-1 winner in a claimer is always better than a 2-1 loser in the Derby.'
- Righty Ho had, however, previously won a claimer at Carlisle and finished second in a handicap at Nottingham.
- The first is a one-mile claimer and the second a one-and-a-half-mile 0-60 handicap.
- He'll never get sold; he'll never run in a claiming race.
1. 2.1British A jockey who claims a weight allowance in a race.
  the horse has been ridden by a 7 lb claimer in his two runs
  Example sentencesExamples
  The 5lb claimer, who only turned professional recently, fought out a tremendous finish for the biggest success of his career.
  Still a 7lb claimer at that point last March, he won on his very first ride back.
  The 3lb claimer can record another notable success tomorrow on Misternando.
  Six furlongs out in the two-mile event, Captain's Leap was going well, but not as well as Janoramic, ridden by a fine young claimer.
  Partnered by an inexperienced claimer, the six-year-old stayed on well to finish third.
2. 2.2US A horse entered in a claiming race.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Former claimer Trailthefox became a graded-stakes winner on Saturday, cruising to a victory over Starbury in the Arlington-Washington Futurity.
  He defeated six rivals in the event for $20,000 maiden claimers.
  Hunting Cat was scratched from the race for $10,000 claimers.
  Sea Reel won her first career start against maiden claimers at Hollywood on June 14.
  This year's Claiming Crown turned into a stage for the country's leading trainer of claimers, Scott Lake.
  The six-year-old gelding finished ninth of ten in the one-mile race for $25,000 claimers.

Rhymes

crema, defamer, framer, proclaimer, Shema, tamer

Definition of claimer in US English:

claimer

nounˈklāmər

1A person who claims something.
most people aren't big claimers—just 5 per cent of Americans account for 50 per cent of the healthcare bill
Example sentencesExamples
- Those with genuine grievances are given the run-around while bogus claimers cost us all more in the end.
- Senior authority members were among the biggest overall claimers.
- I do find it's good practice to be politely skeptical about unsupported historical claims that happen to align themselves with the claimer's philosophical or political ends.
- Sadly the compensation claimers are whacking up costs as lawyers sue hospitals for massive chunks of their budgets.
- The whiplash claimers in car accidents cannot except in extreme cases be detected medically
- I'm not a regular claimer but the system is there to help people through temporary periods of unemployment.
- I would like to ascertain that it is not the claimer/victim of the accident who is putting premiums up but the causer of the accident for their stupidity or lack of attention.
- The former tourism minister is one of the most prolific expense claimers in Parliament.
- They should enter into some negotiation with the claimers in the case and arrive at some consensus now.
- If you're a frequent claimer, then annual limits are what you need to focus on.
- The area I live in has a very high percentage of benefit claimers.
- Obviously, frequent claimers don't benefit from such lower premiums.
- Until more rigid checks are included you will get these sort of false claimers.
- Unfortunately the non-claimers are subsidising the claimers in this claim and compensation culture.
Synonyms
claimant, aspirant
2Horse racing
A race in which every horse participating is for sale at a stipulated price.
Example sentencesExamples
- The first is a one-mile claimer and the second a one-and-a-half-mile 0-60 handicap.
- Righty Ho had, however, previously won a claimer at Carlisle and finished second in a handicap at Nottingham.
- As my grandpa used to say, 'a 2-1 winner in a claimer is always better than a 2-1 loser in the Derby.'
- He'll never get sold; he'll never run in a claiming race.
- He did not win again until late 2002 when he won back-to-back claiming races at Aqueduct and Philadelphia Park.
1. 2.1British A jockey who claims a weight allowance in a race.
  the horse has been ridden by a 7lb claimer in his two runs
  Example sentencesExamples
  Partnered by an inexperienced claimer, the six-year-old stayed on well to finish third.
  Six furlongs out in the two-mile event, Captain's Leap was going well, but not as well as Janoramic, ridden by a fine young claimer.
  The 5lb claimer, who only turned professional recently, fought out a tremendous finish for the biggest success of his career.
  The 3lb claimer can record another notable success tomorrow on Misternando.
  Still a 7lb claimer at that point last March, he won on his very first ride back.
2. 2.2US A horse entered in a claiming race.
  the horses are bottom-level claimers, which is $3,200 at Fairmount
  Example sentencesExamples
  Hunting Cat was scratched from the race for $10,000 claimers.
  Former claimer Trailthefox became a graded-stakes winner on Saturday, cruising to a victory over Starbury in the Arlington-Washington Futurity.
  This year's Claiming Crown turned into a stage for the country's leading trainer of claimers, Scott Lake.
  Sea Reel won her first career start against maiden claimers at Hollywood on June 14.
  He defeated six rivals in the event for $20,000 maiden claimers.
  The six-year-old gelding finished ninth of ten in the one-mile race for $25,000 claimers.

单词	claimer
释义	Definition of claimer in English: claimer noun ˈkleɪməˈklāmər 1A person who claims something. the top claimer of taxpayer-funded expenses Example sentencesExamples Sadly the compensation claimers are whacking up costs as lawyers sue hospitals for massive chunks of their budgets. I'm not a regular claimer but the system is there to help people through temporary periods of unemployment. Until more rigid checks are included you will get these sort of false claimers. I do find it's good practice to be politely skeptical about unsupported historical claims that happen to align themselves with the claimer's philosophical or political ends. The whiplash claimers in car accidents cannot except in extreme cases be detected medically Senior authority members were among the biggest overall claimers. The area I live in has a very high percentage of benefit claimers. Those with genuine grievances are given the run-around while bogus claimers cost us all more in the end. Obviously, frequent claimers don't benefit from such lower premiums. Unfortunately the non-claimers are subsidising the claimers in this claim and compensation culture. The former tourism minister is one of the most prolific expense claimers in Parliament. They should enter into some negotiation with the claimers in the case and arrive at some consensus now. I would like to ascertain that it is not the claimer/victim of the accident who is putting premiums up but the causer of the accident for their stupidity or lack of attention. If you're a frequent claimer, then annual limits are what you need to focus on. Synonyms claimant, aspirant 2Horse racing A race in which every horse participating is for sale at a stipulated price. he was fourth in a 2m claimer at Bangor last week Example sentencesExamples He did not win again until late 2002 when he won back-to-back claiming races at Aqueduct and Philadelphia Park. As my grandpa used to say, 'a 2-1 winner in a claimer is always better than a 2-1 loser in the Derby.' Righty Ho had, however, previously won a claimer at Carlisle and finished second in a handicap at Nottingham. The first is a one-mile claimer and the second a one-and-a-half-mile 0-60 handicap. He'll never get sold; he'll never run in a claiming race. 2.1British A jockey who claims a weight allowance in a race. the horse has been ridden by a 7 lb claimer in his two runs Example sentencesExamples The 5lb claimer, who only turned professional recently, fought out a tremendous finish for the biggest success of his career. Still a 7lb claimer at that point last March, he won on his very first ride back. The 3lb claimer can record another notable success tomorrow on Misternando. Six furlongs out in the two-mile event, Captain's Leap was going well, but not as well as Janoramic, ridden by a fine young claimer. Partnered by an inexperienced claimer, the six-year-old stayed on well to finish third. 2.2US A horse entered in a claiming race. Example sentencesExamples Former claimer Trailthefox became a graded-stakes winner on Saturday, cruising to a victory over Starbury in the Arlington-Washington Futurity. He defeated six rivals in the event for $20,000 maiden claimers. Hunting Cat was scratched from the race for $10,000 claimers. Sea Reel won her first career start against maiden claimers at Hollywood on June 14. This year's Claiming Crown turned into a stage for the country's leading trainer of claimers, Scott Lake. The six-year-old gelding finished ninth of ten in the one-mile race for $25,000 claimers. Rhymes crema, defamer, framer, proclaimer, Shema, tamer Definition of claimer in US English: claimer nounˈklāmər 1A person who claims something. most people aren't big claimers—just 5 per cent of Americans account for 50 per cent of the healthcare bill Example sentencesExamples Those with genuine grievances are given the run-around while bogus claimers cost us all more in the end. Senior authority members were among the biggest overall claimers. I do find it's good practice to be politely skeptical about unsupported historical claims that happen to align themselves with the claimer's philosophical or political ends. Sadly the compensation claimers are whacking up costs as lawyers sue hospitals for massive chunks of their budgets. The whiplash claimers in car accidents cannot except in extreme cases be detected medically I'm not a regular claimer but the system is there to help people through temporary periods of unemployment. I would like to ascertain that it is not the claimer/victim of the accident who is putting premiums up but the causer of the accident for their stupidity or lack of attention. The former tourism minister is one of the most prolific expense claimers in Parliament. They should enter into some negotiation with the claimers in the case and arrive at some consensus now. If you're a frequent claimer, then annual limits are what you need to focus on. The area I live in has a very high percentage of benefit claimers. Obviously, frequent claimers don't benefit from such lower premiums. Until more rigid checks are included you will get these sort of false claimers. Unfortunately the non-claimers are subsidising the claimers in this claim and compensation culture. Synonyms claimant, aspirant 2Horse racing A race in which every horse participating is for sale at a stipulated price. Example sentencesExamples The first is a one-mile claimer and the second a one-and-a-half-mile 0-60 handicap. Righty Ho had, however, previously won a claimer at Carlisle and finished second in a handicap at Nottingham. As my grandpa used to say, 'a 2-1 winner in a claimer is always better than a 2-1 loser in the Derby.' He'll never get sold; he'll never run in a claiming race. He did not win again until late 2002 when he won back-to-back claiming races at Aqueduct and Philadelphia Park. 2.1British A jockey who claims a weight allowance in a race. the horse has been ridden by a 7lb claimer in his two runs Example sentencesExamples Partnered by an inexperienced claimer, the six-year-old stayed on well to finish third. Six furlongs out in the two-mile event, Captain's Leap was going well, but not as well as Janoramic, ridden by a fine young claimer. The 5lb claimer, who only turned professional recently, fought out a tremendous finish for the biggest success of his career. The 3lb claimer can record another notable success tomorrow on Misternando. Still a 7lb claimer at that point last March, he won on his very first ride back. 2.2US A horse entered in a claiming race. the horses are bottom-level claimers, which is $3,200 at Fairmount Example sentencesExamples Hunting Cat was scratched from the race for $10,000 claimers. Former claimer Trailthefox became a graded-stakes winner on Saturday, cruising to a victory over Starbury in the Arlington-Washington Futurity. This year's Claiming Crown turned into a stage for the country's leading trainer of claimers, Scott Lake. Sea Reel won her first career start against maiden claimers at Hollywood on June 14. He defeated six rivals in the event for $20,000 maiden claimers. The six-year-old gelding finished ninth of ten in the one-mile race for $25,000 claimers.
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