sunriser
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An early riser who gets up at dawn.
- He was up with the first “sunrisers” and his ax was the last to break the stillness at night.
- When he woke that morning she was sitting up. That in itself was unusual, for Joseph is a sunriser.
- For the ambitious passengers there is always the opportunity to jog around the deck followed up by an early sunriser's breakfast.
An alcoholic beverage drunk early in the morning.
- Stefan took out a brandy flask. "Would you like a sunriser?"
- So far as I could see, the African resident likes a sunriser, an eleven o'clocker, an appetizer before lunch, a great many sundowners, and a few nightcaps.
One who likes novelty and change
One who likes novelty and change; one who is optimistic about new endeavors.
- What causes this resistance is among the great mysterious defects of national life. But is it, as the sunrisers claim, diminishing in its obstructive force?
- Those who put priority on promoting high tech industry (sunrisers) and those who emphasized the need to protect declining industries (sunsetters) were unable to agree on a common approach.
- A sunriser goes through life open to the idea that the best may still be coming.
The neighborhood
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sense glosses and etymology drawn from English Wiktionary · source · CC-BY-SA