1. a person who defers or postpones something; one who delays action or decision
Usage: often used in contexts of procrastination or strategic delay

Examples

• As a chronic deferrer, he always pushed important decisions to the last minute.
• The deferrer of the project kept asking for more time to prepare.
• She was known as a deferrer when it came to making difficult choices.
• The committee included several deferrers who wanted to study the proposal further.
• His reputation as a deferrer made colleagues hesitant to rely on him for quick decisions.