searcher:
(plural: ‘searchers‘; for the right pronunciation of this word, please click here)
a searcher searching for something that’s lost or misplaced
a person who searches for something or someone;
an officer of Customs Department whose job is to check travellers bags or vehicles for illicit or unlicensed things,
searchers, also called ‘search party’, looking for some evidence of a lost thing or person
Tracy is a good searcher; she knows where to find when she needs something, and like as if doing some magic, gets out exactly the one she or we want from an array of things bundled up on the shop shelves or the floor.
As there is some monetary benefit from finding out about the rating of a website on the Net, several web searchers have found new ways of making money helping those website owners with a lot of SEO ratings.
Of all the searchers — soul searchers, truth searchers, spiritual searchers, evidence searchers — the job searchers are the most practical and miserable because the other searchers search for something else with their bellies full, whereas the job searchers search for something to fill their bellies!
Note 2: A ‘researcher‘, on the other hand, is a scientist or a scholar who does some serious and careful study (research) on a particular issue in any particular subject, and finds a solution or discovers a way or proves or disproves some theory or established customs, etc.
Note 3: When two or more searchers search together for some lost thing or person, especially local people searching voluntarily, they, as a group, are called a ‘search party‘.
