goer

As nouns the difference between visitor and goer

is that visitor is (british) an overseer of some institutions such as cathedrals, colleges and hospitals etc while goer is one who, or that which, goes.

As a noun goer is

one who, or that which, goes.

As nouns the difference between goer and goes

is that goer is one who, or that which, goes while goes is plural of lang=en.

As a verb goes is

third-person singular of go.

As nouns the difference between goar and goer

is that goar is while goer is one who, or that which, goes.

As nouns the difference between ger and goer

is that ger is january (month) while goer is one who, or that which, goes.

As nouns the difference between doer and goer

is that doer is someone who does, performs, or executes; an active person, an agent while goer is one who, or that which, goes.

As nouns the difference between goer and goter

is that goer is one who, or that which, goes while goter is .

As nouns the difference between goner and goer

is that goner is someone (or something) doomed; a hopeless case while goer is one who, or that which, goes.

As nouns the difference between goer and gour

is that goer is one who, or that which, goes while gour is .

As a verb goe

is an archaic spelling of lang=en.

As a noun goer is

one who, or that which, goes.