fulfill |
completer |
As a verb fulfill
is (archaic) to fill full; fill to the utmost capacity; fill up.
As an adjective completer is
(
complete).
As a noun completer is
one who completes something.
completing |
completer |
As a verb completing
is .
As an adjective completer is
(
complete).
As a noun completer is
one who completes something.
whole |
completer |
As adjectives the difference between whole and completer
is that
whole is entire while
completer is (
complete).
As nouns the difference between whole and completer
is that
whole is something complete, without any parts missing while
completer is one who completes something.
As an adverb whole
is (colloquial) in entirety; entirely; wholly.
completer |
finisher |
As nouns the difference between completer and finisher
is that
completer is one who completes something while
finisher is a person who finishes or completes something.
As an adjective completer
is comparative of complete.
completer |
completed |
As adjectives the difference between completer and completed
is that
completer is (
complete) while
completed is finished.
As a noun completer
is one who completes something.
As a verb completed is
(
complete).
completer |
completes |
As an adjective completer
is (
complete).
As a noun completer
is one who completes something.
As a verb completes is
.