1. one who obliges or does a favor for another
Usage: rare

Examples

• He was always the obliger in our group, ready to help anyone in need.
• As the neighborhood obliger, she never refused a request for assistance.
• The store manager acted as an obliger, staying late to help the customer.
• Being an obliger by nature, he found it hard to say no to requests.
• She earned a reputation as the office obliger for her willingness to help colleagues.