Definer

The field circle definer is naked to the elements around the base like a hula hoop. ❋ Unknown (2007)

At that point, the offended party tries to become the "definer" of what is a true Republican or a true Democrat. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Step 7: Take a definer brush with a bit of shimmery purple shadow, apply it right under the Black Eyeliner to smooth it out and keep it from running. ❋ Eve Pearl (2011)

The threats are many, and range from an ancient civilization's prophesies of doomsday to an only-slightly-less-ancient "definer of civilization's" persistent fear of an electromagnetic pulse attack. ❋ Daniel Cluchey (2011)

Who made you the great definer and defender of the category “American”, anyway? ❋ Unknown (2010)

Newt likes to think of himself as a definer, advocate, and teacher of the rules of civilization, and yet he insists on undermining education by forcing poor kids to work at a young age. ❋ Michael Genecin (2012)

And he starts to write in his notes what Kirsten Powers, in the Daily Beast, remembered: he described himself as "definer of civilization ... leader possibly of the civilizing forces." ❋ Peggy Noonan (2011)

Perhaps, the definition of plein air painting should vary with latitude of the definer. ❋ Daniel Grant (2010)

After all, 50,000 troops are still in Iraq, and "combat" versus "non-combat" is largely in the eye of the definer of the term. ❋ Unknown (2010)

Now the expectation is that the list should be the definer of each surprise, so that the surprise is not what's in the package, but what is not. ❋ Matt Idom (2010)

But I am qualified to say that it works for him and for me — 20lb lighter at the time of writing — and that he is the most articulate definer of a paradigm shift in our thinking about the human metabolism that is still in progress. ❋ Unknown (2008)

A further definer of the underclass, as someone points out above, is people who want everything and give nothing. ❋ Inspector Gadget (2008)

There is something really magnificent about the capacity of a human being, i. e,, that the process of definition itself leads to the definer and the defined being able to transcend that definition. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Here was the definer of the capital's consensus, the policer of its ideological boundaries, seemingly offering to adjust its vast reserves of Washington wisdom for you if the price was right. ❋ Unknown (2009)

Though Falwell gets to claim ownership on inventing this beauty (just one among many gifts to humanity, or so they say); the proper progenitor of this type of entertainment was actually an Englishman named Eric Blair, more commonly known as George Orwell, the inventor, or definer of our current condition; for we are all living a post 1984 existence. ❋ Unknown (2009)

The Super Bowl is the punctuation mark, the ultimate definer, the final ingredient in this mix. ❋ Unknown (2007)