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author - 20 thesaurus results
Main Entry: author
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: composer of written work
Synonyms: columnist, composer, creator, ghost, journalist, originator, playwright, poet, reporter, scribe, writer, biographer, essayist, ghostwriter, ink slinger, producer, prose writer, scribbler, scripter, word slinger, wordsmith, work-for-hire
Main Entry: create
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: develop in mind or physically
Synonyms: actualize, author, beget, bring to pass, build, coin, compose, conceive, concoct, constitute, construct, contrive, design, devise, discover, dream up, effect, erect, establish, fabricate, fashion, father, forge, form, formulate, found, generate, hatch, imagine, initiate, institute, invent, invest, make, occasion, organize, originate, parent, perform, plan, procreate, produce, rear, set up, shape, sire, spawn, start, bring into being, bring into existence, cause to be, give birth to, give life to
Antonyms: destroy, ruin
Main Entry: creator
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: inventor; God
Synonyms: architect, author, brain, deity, designer, founder, generator, maker, originator, prime mover, sire, begetter, framer, initiator, producer
Antonyms: destroyer, destructor
Main Entry: designer
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: creator
Synonyms: architect, author, engineer, inventor, maker, originator, planner, costumier, couturier, deviser, fabricator, fashion designer, fashioner, producer
Main Entry: forebearer
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: family predecessor
Synonyms: ancestor, antecedent, author, forerunner, founder, matriarch, originator, parent, patriarch, precursor, progenitor, relative, sire, ascendant, begetter, materfamilias, paterfamilias, primogenitor, procreator
Main Entry: founder
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person who establishes an institution
Synonyms: architect, author, beginner, benefactor, builder, creator, designer, forebearer, generator, inventor, maker, organizer, originator, patron, planner, prime mover*, constructor, establisher, framer, initiator, institutor
Notes: founder means to sink, while flounder means to flail helplessly
Main Entry: fountainhead
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: principal source; person who originates
Synonyms: administrator, architect, author, builder, creator, father, fountain, generator, leader, maker, mother, originator, spring, wellspring, fount, initiator
Main Entry: inventor
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: discoverer
Synonyms: architect, author, builder, creator, designer, father, founder, innovator, maker, originator, pioneer, coiner, experimenter
Main Entry: narrator
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: storyteller
Synonyms: author, chronicler, novelist, raconteur, reporter, writer, describer, teller of tales, yarn spinner
Main Entry: originator
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: creator
Synonyms: architect, author, designer, father, founder, innovator, inventor, maker, mastermind, mother, pioneer, begetter, discoverer, initiator, producer
Main Entry: parent
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person, source of product
Synonyms: ancestor, architect, author, cause, center, creator, father, folks, forerunner, fountainhead, guardian, mother, origin, originator, progenitor, prototype, root, source, wellspring, begetter, procreator
Antonyms: child
Main Entry: playwright
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person who writes for the theater
Synonyms: author, dramatist, writer, dramaturge, dramaturgist, librettist, scenarist, scripter, tragedian
Main Entry: poet
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person who writes expressive, rhythmic verse
Synonyms: artist, author, bard, dilettante, dramatist, lyricist, maker, writer, balladist, librettist, lyrist, metrist, odist, parodist, poetaster, rhapsodist, rhymer, rimer, sonnetist, versifier
Main Entry: source
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: beginning; point of supply
Synonyms: antecedent, author, authority, authorship, begetter, birthplace, cause, commencement, connection, dawn, dawning, derivation, determinant, expert, father, fount, fountain, fountainhead, horse's mouth, inception, informant, maternity, mother, onset, opening, origin, origination, originator, parent, paternity, provenance, provenience, rise, rising, root, specialist, spring, start, starting point, wellspring
Antonyms: effect, end, result
Main Entry: write
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: put language down on paper
Synonyms: address, author, autograph, commit, communicate, compose, copy, correspond, create, draft, draw up*, engross, formulate, ghost, indite, inscribe, knock off*, knock out*, letter, note, pen, print, record, reproduce, rewrite, scrawl, scribble, scribe, sign, take down, tell, transcribe, turn out, bang out, chalk*, comp, dash off, drop a line, drop a note, ink, jot down, note down, pencil, push a pencil, put in writing, scriven, set down, set forth, typewrite, write down, write up
Antonyms: read
Main Entry: writer
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: person who composes with language
Synonyms: author, columnist, contributor, correspondent, critic, dramatist, editor, journalist, novelist, poet, reporter, scribe, biographer, essayist, freelancer, ghostwriter, newspaper person, person of letters, screenwriter, scribbler, scripter, stenographer, stringer, wordsmith
Antonyms: reader
Main Entry: patriarch
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: male head
Synonyms: ancestor, architect, author, chief, creator, elder, father, founder, generator, grandfather, head, inventor, maker, master, old man, originator, ruler, senior, sire, gaffer, graybeard, paterfamilias
Antonyms: matriarch
Main Entry: prime mover
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: cause
Synonyms: author, creator, drive, instigator, initial force, motivator, motive force, mover, power source, primum mobile
Main Entry: myself
Part of Speech: pronoun
Definition: me
Synonyms: personally, I personally, me personally, the author, the speaker, the writer, yours truly
Main Entry: novelist
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: fiction writer
Synonyms: author, storyteller, writer, fictionist, narrative writer, prose writer, writer of novels
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