[ˈseɪvə], (Noun)

Definitions:
- a person who regularly saves money through a bank or recognized scheme
(e.g: a cut in base rate usually means less income for savers)

- an object, action, or process that prevents a particular resource from being used up or expended
(e.g: an annual check-up can be a significant money-saver)

- a travel fare offering reductions on the standard price
(e.g: a new saver from London to Edinburgh)

- a hedging bet


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