Dotter

/ˈdɒtər/ noun

Definition

One who dots; a person or device that makes dots or marks with dots.

Etymology

From 'dot' (verb) + '-er' (agent suffix creating 'one who does'). Standard English formation for creating nouns describing actors or agents.

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The '-er' suffix is English's favorite way to make job titles and descriptions—baker, teacher, runner, dotter—which is why English speakers can almost instantly create new job names.

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