routineer
1routineer — /rooht n ear /, n. a person who follows or adheres to routine or a routine. [1870 75; ROUTINE + EER] * * * …
2routineer — rou·ti·neer …
3routineer — ˌrütəˈni(ə)r noun ( s) Etymology: routine (I) + eer : one that adheres to or insists on routine hacks and routineers were making the fascinating game of business and finance appear endlessly dull M.S.Rukeyser …
4routinist — rüˈtēnə̇st noun ( s) Etymology: routine (I) + ist : routineer * * * routiˈnist noun and adjective (a person) advocating or fond of routine • • • Main Entry: ↑ …
5rou|ti|nier — «ROO tee NYAY», noun. a very conservative or conventional orchestra conductor: »Heger, an experienced man, conducts with a firm grip on the music but in the fashion of a utinier, making little effort to achieve the dynamic scheme of the opera,… …
6su|per|sales|man — «SOO puhr SAYLZ muhn», noun, plural men. a very successful salesman; person who is very skillful and effective in persuading others: »The indomitable Churchill…put at the head of the party organization no political routineer but a supersalesman,… …
