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Often used in the same context:
handouts,
participant,
raiser,
corneas,
fishline,
donors,
employer,
sponsor,
acceptor,
backer,
lender,
partner,
benefactor,
customer,
source,
customers,
giver,
payer,
purchaser,
reinforcer,
supplier,
donator,
donation,
organ donor,
givers,
transplant,
benefactors,
pheresis,
marrow,
philanthropists,
organ transplant,
bone marrow,
fundraising,
kidney,
recipient,
funder,
donar,
transfusion,
organ,
gift,
donees,
bequests,
apheresis,
aid,
philanthropy,
pledges,
blood transfusion,
hepatectomy,
contributors,
blood,
beneficiary,
charities,
stem cell,
rh negative,
contributions,
dialysis,
patron,
allogeneic,
generosity,
multilateral,
cadaver,
embryo,
fundraisers,
grantee,
fundraise,
patient,
platelet,
immunosuppression,
rh positive,
bloodmobile,
tissue,
voter,
oxfam,
regrant,
rhesus,
endowments,
haematologist,
noncandidate,
volunteer,
ovarian artery,
largesse,
granulocytes,
cerf,
partons,
disbursement,
shadchan,
nephrons,
surrogate,
semen,
nephrologist,
sperm,
largess,
embryonic tissue,
hodr,
ovum,
type o,
histocompatibility,
thalassaemia,
surrogacy,
surrogate mother,
myeloma,
gametes,
thalassemia,
unitrust,
oocyte,
haemo,
community chest,
aabb,
humanitarian,
liver,
karl landsteiner,
airlift,
adoptee,
rh factor,
assistance,
polydactylism,
benefaction,
attendee,
transplanted,
intact,
rabbit,
denervated,
diseased,
grafted,
injured,
nonirradiated,
bovine,
cryopreserved,
affected,
autologous,
contused,
damaged,
involved,
traumatized,
unoperated,
crustacean
More specific:
abnegator,
almsgiver,
altruist,
blood donor,
contributor,
indian giver,
organ donor,
philanthropist,
subscriber
Appears in the definition of:
.,
allograft,
apheresis,
chantry,
corneal graft,
corneal transplant,
cy pres,
cy pres doctrine,
disinheritance,
exchange transfusion,
graft,
homograft,
host,
keratoplasty,
organ transplant,
pheresis,
plasmapheresis,
plateletpheresis,
power of appointment,
reject,
replacement,
rule of cy pres,
serum disease,
serum sickness,
skin graft,
tissue typing,
transplant,
transplantation,
unnamed
More general:
benefactor,
helper
Synonyms:
giver,
presenter
Also try:
— Nouns for donor:
community,
country,
blood,
heart,
sperm,
organ,
kidney,
cells,
insemination,
liver,
age,
more...
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