Etymology

placer

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Today it means: One who places or arranges something. Full definition →

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placer · noun1

From place + -er (agent noun suffix).

placer · noun2

From place + -er (suffix apparently denoting association).

placer · adjective, noun3

  1. Spanish · derived fromplacer
  2. English todayplacer

From American Spanish placer, from earlier placel, apparently from obsolete Portuguese placel.

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