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Profferer

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prof·fer  (prfr)
tr.v. prof·fered, prof·fer·ing, prof·fers
To offer for acceptance; tender. See Synonyms at offer.
n.
The act of proffering; an offer.
[Middle English profren, from Old French poroffrir, profrir : por-, forth (from Latin pr-; see pro-1) + offrir, to offer (from Latin offerre; see offer).]
proffer·er n.
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