gift-giver
gift giver

That way you’ll get exactly what the gift-giver paid for it.

After all, the gift-giver meant well, so make sure you don't hurt his or her feelings.

If the gift-giver needed money at a later time, the court would then return twice the gift amount.

His family says he's a great gift-giver and goes all out with Halloween costumes.

Of course it is wrong and rude for someone to point out your deficits as a gift-giver.

However, especially when in love, the Goat can be quite a lavish gift-giver.

Even the jolliest gift-giver can get worn out by the effort.

This product category can be daunting, especially for the novice gift-giver.

My crime isn't that I'm a thoughtless gift-giver, but rather the opposite.

These are not comprehensive reviews, but they do tell enough to help the potential player, or gift-giver, see whether a game is appealing.

The second person does the same and a wave of generosity touches people that the original gift-giver has never met.

You’d be surprised how little it takes to convince a gift-giver that she’s hit the jackpot.

It doesn't evoke visions of a romantic gift-giver or a special birthday.

Sometimes the gift-giver will personally give the recipient the present, thereby revealing their identity.

Peggy's legacy to us is as a model of the artist as gift-giver.

"If you're trying to make a gift-giver happy, something they'll really feel grateful for, get them what they want," Epley said.

Each culture has a mythic gift-giver that parents use to encourage kids to be nice, not naughty.

The final novel reveals the connection between the various objects and the identity of the mysterious gift-giver.

He wasn't a grudging gift-giver, and any other answer, it seemed to him, would have been an ungracious one.

And for the gift-giver, it can be mortally embarrassing.

Slovenian families have different preferences regarding their gift-giver of choice, according to political or religious persuasion.

How do you become an effective gift-giver?

Rizzotti was Wolters's primary gift-giver, collecting four assists in the half.

Along with name submission, each participant may also submit a short wish-list of items from which the gift-giver can choose.

This makes us assume the act of regifting is more offensive to the original gift-giver than it actually is.