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  • How about "enumerator"? Could an enumerator count something other than people?

    – GEdgar
    yesterday











  • Are you asking for what you call some one who is doing counting of things, or about someone who who is important?

    – Mitch
    yesterday






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    Hey Mister tallyman, tally me banana.

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    23 hours ago











  • Please define what you mean by count. I could give the answer important, but I'm fairly sure that's not the sense of a person who counts that you have in mind.

    – Jason Bassford
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  • How about "enumerator"? Could an enumerator count something other than people?

    – GEdgar
    yesterday











  • Are you asking for what you call some one who is doing counting of things, or about someone who who is important?

    – Mitch
    yesterday






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    Hey Mister tallyman, tally me banana.

    – Greg Lee
    23 hours ago











  • Please define what you mean by count. I could give the answer important, but I'm fairly sure that's not the sense of a person who counts that you have in mind.

    – Jason Bassford
    16 hours ago














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put on hold as off-topic by jimm101, Jim, Michael Harvey, TrevorD, tchrist 18 hours ago


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put on hold as off-topic by jimm101, Jim, Michael Harvey, TrevorD, tchrist 18 hours ago


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  • "Questions on choosing an ideal word or phrase must include information on how it will be used in order to be answered. For help writing a good word or phrase request, see: About single word requests" – jimm101, TrevorD


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  • How about "enumerator"? Could an enumerator count something other than people?

    – GEdgar
    yesterday











  • Are you asking for what you call some one who is doing counting of things, or about someone who who is important?

    – Mitch
    yesterday






  • 1





    Hey Mister tallyman, tally me banana.

    – Greg Lee
    23 hours ago











  • Please define what you mean by count. I could give the answer important, but I'm fairly sure that's not the sense of a person who counts that you have in mind.

    – Jason Bassford
    16 hours ago



















  • How about "enumerator"? Could an enumerator count something other than people?

    – GEdgar
    yesterday











  • Are you asking for what you call some one who is doing counting of things, or about someone who who is important?

    – Mitch
    yesterday






  • 1





    Hey Mister tallyman, tally me banana.

    – Greg Lee
    23 hours ago











  • Please define what you mean by count. I could give the answer important, but I'm fairly sure that's not the sense of a person who counts that you have in mind.

    – Jason Bassford
    16 hours ago

















How about "enumerator"? Could an enumerator count something other than people?

– GEdgar
yesterday





How about "enumerator"? Could an enumerator count something other than people?

– GEdgar
yesterday













Are you asking for what you call some one who is doing counting of things, or about someone who who is important?

– Mitch
yesterday





Are you asking for what you call some one who is doing counting of things, or about someone who who is important?

– Mitch
yesterday




1




1





Hey Mister tallyman, tally me banana.

– Greg Lee
23 hours ago





Hey Mister tallyman, tally me banana.

– Greg Lee
23 hours ago













Please define what you mean by count. I could give the answer important, but I'm fairly sure that's not the sense of a person who counts that you have in mind.

– Jason Bassford
16 hours ago





Please define what you mean by count. I could give the answer important, but I'm fairly sure that's not the sense of a person who counts that you have in mind.

– Jason Bassford
16 hours ago










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I find this from Oxford Dictinoaries



counter, n

3.1 A person who counts something, for example votes in an election.



I also find these from the Oxford English Dictionary, perhaps now absolete or rare?



accountant, adj. and n.

...A person who counts or enumerates;



reckoner, n.

... esp. a person who counts or calculates;

...Later more generally: a person who counts or keeps tally of anything, ...






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    I find this from Oxford Dictinoaries



    counter, n

    3.1 A person who counts something, for example votes in an election.



    I also find these from the Oxford English Dictionary, perhaps now absolete or rare?



    accountant, adj. and n.

    ...A person who counts or enumerates;



    reckoner, n.

    ... esp. a person who counts or calculates;

    ...Later more generally: a person who counts or keeps tally of anything, ...






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      I find this from Oxford Dictinoaries



      counter, n

      3.1 A person who counts something, for example votes in an election.



      I also find these from the Oxford English Dictionary, perhaps now absolete or rare?



      accountant, adj. and n.

      ...A person who counts or enumerates;



      reckoner, n.

      ... esp. a person who counts or calculates;

      ...Later more generally: a person who counts or keeps tally of anything, ...






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        I find this from Oxford Dictinoaries



        counter, n

        3.1 A person who counts something, for example votes in an election.



        I also find these from the Oxford English Dictionary, perhaps now absolete or rare?



        accountant, adj. and n.

        ...A person who counts or enumerates;



        reckoner, n.

        ... esp. a person who counts or calculates;

        ...Later more generally: a person who counts or keeps tally of anything, ...






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        I find this from Oxford Dictinoaries



        counter, n

        3.1 A person who counts something, for example votes in an election.



        I also find these from the Oxford English Dictionary, perhaps now absolete or rare?



        accountant, adj. and n.

        ...A person who counts or enumerates;



        reckoner, n.

        ... esp. a person who counts or calculates;

        ...Later more generally: a person who counts or keeps tally of anything, ...







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