enterer

As a fellow contest enterer I'd take it very hard.

An obsessive sweepstakes enterer, she spends her spare time filling out forms and mailing them.

The sight of her had pierced him, making her the enterer, had she but known it, and him the entered.

An allusion to the sign called "Enterer of the Threshold," in which the Egyptian Gods often stand.

He should give the sign of the Enterer on passing the Kiblah, or Direction of Boleskine.

Starting in the East circumambulate perimeter deosil three times and then do the Sign of the Enterer and intone: 12.

Let him give the Sign of Horus (or The Enterer) as he passeth, so to project the force that radiateth from Boleskine before him.

In this exchange they were both entered and enterer: a hint, perhaps, of the third way Pie had spoken of, the coupling between unfixed forces that could not occur until his manhood had been taken from him.

He suspects Dr. Baxter, probably accompanied by another man, broke into Mordon and that thieves fell out as a result of which Dr. Baxter met his -death at the hands of his fellow breaker and enterer, an action that may have been either spur-of-the-moment or premeditated.

Otherwise, in descending order, one may choose: a non-returner or once-returner or stream enterer or non-arahant who has attained a jhanic state, or one who knows the Tipitaka or two pitakas or one pitaka, or one who knows a nikaya and its commentaries and who is conscientious.