Synonyms for Bidders:

• n.

  •petitioners (noun)
  • candidates,
  • hopefuls,
  • suitors,
  • seekers,
  • competitors,
  • petitioners,
  • claimants,
  • aspirants,
  • communicants,
  • applicants.

• Other synonyms:

  •n.
  • applicant,
  • aspirant,
  • bidder,
  • claimant,
  • competitor,
  • contender,
  • contestant,
  • dark horse,
  • entrant,
  • favorite son,
  • hopeful,
  • nominee,
  • petitioner,
  • possibility,
  • pothunter,
  • resister,
  • runner,
  • seeker,
  • stumper,
  • successor,
  • suitor,
  • Oppositionist,
  • Solicitant,
  • job-hunter,
  • possible choice,
  • handshaker,
  • whistle-stopper,
  • office-seeker,
  • write-in.
  •Other relevant words:
  • actor,
  • aggressor,
  • agree,
  • applier,
  • aspirer,
  • aspiring,
  • assaulter,
  • attacker,
  • ball carrier,
  • base runner,
  • blue runner,
  • brigand,
  • bright,
  • bunco,
  • bunko,
  • bunko game,
  • campaigner,
  • catch,
  • check,
  • compeer,
  • competition,
  • con game,
  • confidence game,
  • confidence trick,
  • confrontation,
  • contrabandist,
  • controversialist,
  • convict,
  • correspond,
  • couple,
  • defraud,
  • diddle,
  • dissenter,
  • dissenting,
  • dissident,
  • equal,
  • equalise,
  • equalize,
  • equate,
  • fit,
  • fledgeling,
  • fledgling,
  • flimflam,
  • foeman,
  • freshman,
  • friction match,
  • gibe,
  • goldbrick,
  • heir,
  • hustle,
  • hypothesis,
  • inmate,
  • instrumentalist,
  • jibe,
  • learn,
  • litigator,
  • lucifer,
  • mate,
  • mates,
  • memorise,
  • memorize,
  • mulct,
  • musician,
  • neophyte,
  • newcomer,
  • nobble,
  • objector,
  • obstructer,
  • obstructionist,
  • obstructor,
  • offset,
  • opening,
  • opponent,
  • oppose,
  • opposite,
  • oppositeness,
  • pair,
  • participant,
  • peer,
  • pit,
  • play off,
  • poser,
  • possible action,
  • possibleness,
  • promising,
  • prospect,
  • protester,
  • quester,
  • recusant,
  • replacement,
  • resistance,
  • role player,
  • rook,
  • scam,
  • searcher,
  • short-change,
  • smuggler,
  • starter,
  • sticker,
  • sting,
  • stolon,
  • suer,
  • suppliant,
  • supplicant,
  • swindle,
  • tally,
  • theory,
  • thespian,
  • thwarter,
  • touch,
  • toughie,
  • twin,
  • victimize,
  • wannabe,
  • wannabee,
  • wishful,
  • wooer,
  • write-in candidate,
  • newbie,
  • moon-curser,
  • hornswoggle,
  • yardbird,
  • yard bird,
  • moon curser.

Paraphrases for Bidders:

• Forward Entailment

  • Noun, plural
    bids, applicants.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    proposer.
  • Noun, plural
    providers, suppliers, purchasers, contenders, dealers, deliverers, Tendering, petitioners, takeovers, proposers, demonstrations, Caregivers, participants, Advertisements, fournisseurs, requesters, candidates, representations, entrants, givers, contestants, briefings, observations, callers, Undertakings, solicitations, auctions, Vendors, sellers, Respondents, offers, details, presentations, contributors, seekers, offerings, rebates, enterprises, proponents, notifiers, nominees, openings, shoppers, submissions, nominations, Referrals, claimants, affords, rivals, proposals, Firms, performances, offres, plaintiffs, words, ISPS, provides, Businesses, licences, quotations, postings, discounts, specials, promotions, gifts, displays, packages, deals, Companies, parades, approaches, patterns, Vacancies, quotes, shows.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    tenderer, proponent.
  • Noun, plural
    buyers, tenders, competitors, contractors.

Antonyms for Bidders:

• n.

  • opponent
    associate, assistant, colleague, friend, helper, ally.
  • opposer
    spectator, supporter, fan.

Bidders Sentence Examples:

• One little ray of hope still shone through the Egyptian darkness - perhaps it was the dread of pushing through the crowd of bidders which had kept the captain from coming; perhaps he will appear as soon as the yard is clear.

• The reason why I call these farmers wholesale, is, that all the produce brought by them is disposed of by lot to the highest bidders, according to " rise and fall" by auctioneers, who regularly attend for this purpose.