Customer and Subject

Customer

Customer noun - A person who buys a product or uses a service from a business.

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Subject and customer are semantically related In some cases you can use "Subject" instead a noun "Customer".

Nearby Words: custom, customable

Subject noun - A major object of interest or concern (as in a discussion or artistic composition).

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Customer and subject are semantically related in one under authority of another topic. Sometimes you can use "Customer" instead a noun "Subject".

fellow	fellow customer	fellow subject
human	human customer	human subject
good	good customer	good subject
female	female customer	female subject
Other adjectives: best, common, current, single, difficult, loyal, male, new, sole, frequent, possible, former, next, last, previous, favorite.

To avoid a portrait subject having to spend weeks sitting still, portrait painters used to do a subject's body, clothing, and furniture before the customer actually paid for a picture.

Source: Schrödinger's Gun
A variation in the Buster Keaton short subject The High Sign, where Buster is running a shooting gallery and a customer simply uses the rifle he's given to rob Buster.

Source: Ballistic Discount

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