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- Dictionarycloser/ˈkləʊzə/
noun
- 1. the last part of a performance, collection, or series: "the perfect closer to the album"
- 2. a person who is skilled at bringing a business transaction to a satisfactory conclusion: "this role will best suit closers who are hungry to make commissions"
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something or someone that closes (= finishes) something such as an event or series of performances: Try these useful lesson openers and closers. The last track is one of the best album closers ever. Last year I opened the conference and this year they have asked me to be the closer.
noun. a person or thing that closes: a door with a mechanical closer. a person or thing that concludes: The piece would be a great closer for a concert. Baseball. a relief pitcher brought in toward the end of the game to hold the team’s lead. a person who brings something, especially a business deal, to a successful conclusion:
The meaning of CLOSER is one that closes; especially : a relief pitcher who specializes in finishing games.
1. someone or something that closes. 2. a person adept at completing a business deal, an assignment, etc. successfully. 3. Baseball. a relief pitcher who specializes in pitching the final innings of a close game.
closer. a person or thing that closes: She was called in to be the closer of the deal.; nearer: She’s closer to understanding the situation. Not to be confused with: closure – the act of closing; bringing to an end; something that closes: The arrest brought closure to the difficult case.
adverb. (comparative of `near' or `close') within a shorter distance. “come closer, my dear!”. synonyms: nearer, nigher. noun. a person who closes something. “whoever is the closer has to turn out the lights and lock up”. see more. noun.
noun. closers. One that closes. The closer of the shop has to lock up. American Heritage. Similar definitions. A person adept at completing a business deal, an assignment, etc. successfully. Webster's New World. A relief pitcher who specializes in pitching the final innings of a close game. Webster's New World. Similar definitions.
