namer

No one knows a man's true name but himself and his namer.

But they can't, determined namers say, concentrate on any one activity for more than five minutes.

Disney, of course, never appeared in any real headlines as a namer.

"My namers live all over the country, and we communicate by fax."

A namer by nature, Linnaeus himself was given many titles.

This is important; it's our country we're talking about, and we ought to try to pin down its namer.

The namers did not worry about the association with football's end run or the possible play on "take the money enron."

The namers take this information and develop a strategy "from the branding side."

The Namer, who came last, looked forty or so.

"They were all one people, once," said the Namer in his level, toneless voice.

Most scholars and translations thus have Joseph as the namer.

It seems that the sakacin namers have a convention problem.

"Somehow I've gotten the reputation around here as the namer of names.

The system will be installed on the Namer armoured personnel carrier.

Namer and Mruvka eventually sold their stake in the company.

The poet is the sayer, the namer, and represents beauty.

But the Namer told us what the Patterner had said.

Do she and her clan really warrant first namers?

One of the vehicles being validated is the Namer.

They entire the Namer's lair, and discover that he's dying.

Or the active voice might be used if the namer had famous-person headline appeal.

As the namers will find out soon enough, building a good name takes more than just a good name.

That night, when he got back, he told her about the man on the train, the constellation namer.

A Namer has to know who people are, and who they are meant to be.

Devan left the university after being ridiculed by the master namer.