A person or thing that bypasses something; one who takes an alternative route or avoids something by going around it.
From 'bypass' + '-er' (agent suffix), forming a noun that describes someone or something that performs the action of bypassing or going around an obstacle.
A 'bypasser' could be someone who literally skips a toll booth using a side road, but it also describes anyone who finds a creative workaround—we're all bypassers in different ways!
The agent noun '-er' suffix defaults masculine in historical English. 'Bypasser' follows this pattern, though context-neutral in modern usage.
Use 'bypasser' or 'person bypassing' neutrally; avoid 'she' assumptions in narrative.
["person bypassing","one bypassing"]
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