Synonyms for collector
kəˈlɛk tərcol·lec·tor

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1. collector, aggregatornoun

   a person who collects things

   Synonyms:
   accumulator, aggregator, gatherer

2. collector, gatherer, accumulatornoun

   a person who is employed to collect payments (as for rent or taxes)

   Synonyms:
   accumulator register, accumulator, storage battery, aggregator, gatherer

3. collectornoun

   a crater that has collected cosmic material hitting the earth

   Synonyms:
   accumulator, aggregator, gatherer

4. collectornoun

   the electrode in a transistor through which a primary flow of carriers leaves the region between the electrodes

   Synonyms:
   accumulator, aggregator, gatherer

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1. List of paraphrases for "collector":

   manifold, commutator, collectors, gatherer, drainpipe, sensor, receiver, collection, bagman, vintage, sensors

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1. Simon Sproule:

   There is a space to have a private tasting room, a sculpture garden, or gallery for art in Martin Galleries and Lairs homes, but no one had really explored the idea of a car collector being able to display Martin Galleries and Lairs cars in a space that is designed just for that purpose.

2. Ian Kelleher:

   Last year we sold approximately $144 million of cars at Monterey, which is the single largest total for any collector car auction to date. This year we expect to eclipse that.

3. Tom Wilkinson:

   You have to admire how resourceful the Cubans have been, keeping these cars running and modernizing them as much as they can, that said, by the standards of the American collector, they're way too rough.

4. Mariana Fulger:

   I harvest pieces of time from hour plates. I am a collector of past.

5. Constable Nick Lingham:

   It is clear those responsible would have needed a large vehicle such as a flatbed truck and may have also needed to lift it by mechanical means, it is a hugely distinctive object and it is unlikely the offenders will find it that easy to sell on as scrap or to a collector. Because of its sheer size Police Constable Nick Lingham are hoping people may have seen it being transported and also asking members of the public to keep their eyes open and report anything suspicious.