overbidder

English

Etymology

overbid +‎ -er

Noun

overbidder (plural overbidders)

1. One who overbids.
   • 2007 May 15, Edward Wyatt, “Bob Barker, 50 (on TV), Is to Be in Two Specials”, in New York Times‎^[1]:

     When he is hugging grandmothers or quizzing college students or consoling anguished overbidders on the set of “The Price Is Right,” it is hard to imagine that anything as crass as ambition is what motivates Bob Barker.

Translations

One who overbids

• French: surenchérisseur (fr) m, surenchérisseuse (fr) f