quill-driver
/ˈkwɪlˌdrʌɪvə/Frequently depreciative
noun
A person whose job involves writing, especially of a repetitious or tedious nature; a (hack) writer; a clerk.
Origin
Early 18th century; earliest use found in Edward Ward (1667–1731), satirist. From quill + driver.
- uncompanionable
- uncompassionate
- uncompensated
- uncompetitive
- uncompetitively
- uncompetitiveness
- uncomplaining
- uncomplainingly
- uncompleted
- uncomplexed
- uncomplicated
- uncomplicatedly
- uncomplicatedness
- uncomplimentary
- uncompounded
- uncomprehending
- uncomprehendingly
- uncomprehension
- uncompressed
- uncompromising
- uncompromisingly
- uncompromisingness
- unconcealed
- unconcern
- unconcerned