Definition of Recallers

1. recaller [n] - See also: recaller

Lexicographical Neighbors of Recallers

recalibrates
recalibrating
recalibration
recalibrations
recalk
recalked
recalking
recalks
recall
recall dose
recallabilities
recallability
recallable
recalled
recaller
recallers (current term)
recalling
recallment
recalls
recals
recamier
recamiers
recan
recanalisation
recanalisations
recanalise
recanalised
recanalises
recanalising
recanalization

Literary usage of Recallers

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Where the People Rule: Or, The Initiative and Referendum, Direct Primary Law by Gilbert Lawrence Hedges, Oregon (1914)
"The recallers nominated the following candidates: For county judge, EE Stanton; ... The press was unanimously against the contention of the recallers. ..."

2. Where the People Rule: Or, The Initiative and Referendum, Direct Primary Law by Gilbert L. Hedges, Oregon (1914)
"The recallers nominated the following candidates: For county judge, EE Stanton; ... The press was unanimously against the contention of the recallers. ..."

3. The Operation of the Initiative, Referendum and Recall in Oregon by James Duff Barnett (1915)
"yet held office for the minimum period of six months, or because the officers' terms would soon expire in any event, or because the "recallers" considered ..."

4. Development Lessons by Esmond Vedder De Graff, Margaret Keiver Smith, Francis Wayland Parker (1886)
"An idea should not be left until as many different words as properly come within the capacity of the child have been given as recallers of the idea. ..."

5. Popular Science Monthly (1914)
"the fear on the part of the recallers of the wrath of the electorate at the expense of another election. An interesting and much-discussed feature is the ..."

6. Proceedings of ... National Conference, American Society for Judicial by Theodore Marburg, James Brown Scott (1917)
"Instead of following the example of the English Revolution of 1688, which resulted in judicial independence, the Arizona recallers and their disciples have ..."

7. Addresses, Discussions, Etc. by Rome Green Brown (1917)
"With impartial justice, the recallers were promptly placed- upon a ballot to recall them. In consequence of this uncertainty, in which the only certainty is ..."

8. Christianity and the Social Rage by Adolf Augustus Berle (1914)
"The principal and the enduring objection is that this is the surest possible means of defeating the very object which the recallers desire. ..."

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