saver:
(plural: ‘savers‘; the opposite word in meaning: ‘spender‘; for the right pronunciation of this word, please click here)
a money saver
a person who keeps something, such as money, to be used in times of need;
(usually in combination with another word, e.g. ‘tree saver’, ‘time-saver’, etc.) a person who keeps himself or others from danger or harm;
a saviour (next entry);
a rescuer,
tree savers hugging a tree to prevent it from felling
In a family, it’s usually the mother who is a (money) saver and the father and big brothers who are spenders.
If you want to be a saver of some kind, there are many types of savers in our club: there are animal savers, beach savers, tree savers, and what not!
The accident victim who has survived the accident because of some good Samaritans calls them his “life savers” and sends them each a card inviting them to a get-together arranged with intention of thanking them in person.
