DMer

English

Etymology

From DM +‎ -er.

Noun

DMer (plural DMers)

1. (informal, computing) A person who sends a direct message (DM).
   • 2021 January 14, Alex Zaragoza, “Bow Down to Lori Harvey, the Queen of Dating”, in Vice‎^[1]:

     You might soft-launch a new partner in an Instagram Story, or in the background in the fourth pic in a carousel, but a cute couple shot front and center on the main feed informs your most dedicated DMers that the club is closed to new members until further notice.

See also

• IMer

Anagrams

• Drem, EMDR, merd, EDMR, derm-, derm, -derm, E-DRM