delayer

One more tactic was available, but it would probably be only a delayer, and not much of that.

But a delayer experiences a strong reaction to his father's death in the months or even years that follow.

I'm neither a "delayer" nor a denier, although I sometimes have trouble being an optimist.

Fabius, later nicknamed "The Delayer", failed to live up to his reputation.

The "delayer countries" are hamstrung - they could use more CO2 efficient technologies, but the green fundamentalists won't let them.

Not Ms. Reno's latest in-house delayer, who spent three years losing to Imelda Marcos.

The epithet "cunctator" means "delayer."

This course was not popular among the soldiers, earning Fabius the nickname Cunctator ("delayer"), since he seemed to avoid battle while Italy was being ravaged by the enemy.

This strategy was led by Fabius Maximus, who would be nicknamed Cunctator ("delayer" in Latin), and until this day is called Fabian strategy.

His nickname Cunctator means "delayer" in Latin, and refers to his tactics in deploying the troops during the Second Punic War where he defeated Hannibal.

The most successful Roman general at that time, Fabius Cunctator ("the delayer"), camped at a distance and watched the doings of the Carthaginians, while his troops harassed the Carthaginian army on its fringes.

Other experts, such as former U.S. Department of Energy official Joseph Romm, have decried the Bush administration as a "denier and delayer" of government action essential to reduce carbon emissions and deter global warming.