teamer

As nouns the difference between teamer and reamer

is that teamer is (usually in combinations) someone in a team while reamer is a tool for boring a hole wider.

As a noun teamer

is (usually in combinations) someone in a team.

As a proper noun tamer is

which means "the one who is completely mannish".

As nouns the difference between teamer and teaser

is that teamer is (usually in combinations) someone in a team while teaser is one who teases or pokes fun.

As nouns the difference between teamer and teazer

is that teamer is (usually in combinations) someone in a team while teazer is sennet whip, an implement for informal corporal punishment, formerly used in the royal navy or teazer can be the stoker or fireman of a furnace, as in glassworking.

As nouns the difference between teamer and leamer

is that teamer is (usually in combinations) someone in a team while leamer is a dog held by a leam.

As nouns the difference between teamer and steamer

is that teamer is (usually in combinations) someone in a team while steamer is (cookware) a cooking appliance that cooks by steaming.

As a verb teamed

is (team).

As an adjective teamed

is associated with others in a team.

As a noun teamer is

(usually in combinations) someone in a team.

As nouns the difference between teamer and tearer

is that teamer is (usually in combinations) someone in a team while tearer is one who tears or rends anything; also, one who rages or raves with violence.

As nouns the difference between teamer and teemer

is that teamer is (usually in combinations) someone in a team while teemer is one who teems, or brings forth.

As nouns the difference between teamer and termer

is that teamer is (usually in combinations) someone in a team while termer is (legal) one who has an estate for a term of years or for life.