muser
/ˈmjuːzə/noun
A person who muses; a person engaged in or given to thought or meditation.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in The Wycliffite Bible (early version). From muse + -er.
- supradorsal
- supradural
- supra-ethnic
- suprafacial
- supra-feminine
- supra-fine
- suprafoliar
- supragingival
- supraglacial
- supraglottal
- supraglottic
- suprahuman
- suprahumanity
- supralabial
- supralanguage
- supralapsarian
- supralapsarianism
- supralapsary
- supralaryngeal
- supralethal
- supraliminal
- supralineal
- supraliteral
- supralittoral
- supralocal