1. An inventor; a schemer.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• contriversy,
• contriverse,
• controler,
• contries,
• contriller,
• contrainer,
• contrie,
• contrivercy,
• contribe,
• contrieved,
• contravery,
• conseiver,
• congridea,
• conteiver,
• contriveer,
• conriver,
• contraver,
• contrivur,
• contrivar,
• uncontriverd

• contraction,
• contradance,
• contrabass,
• contrarian,
• contribution,
• contracting,
• contortion,
• control rod,
• contretemps,
• contrail,
• contravene,
• contractual,
• contributor,
• counter,
• controvert,
• contraband,
• contrarily,
• controlling,
• contrastive,
• contredanse,
• contrived,
• contraption,
• country,
• controlled,
• contract in,
• contrivance,
• contractile,
• contralto,
• countrified,
• contrasty,
• contrition,
• control,
• contributory,
• contritely,
• contribute,
• control key,
• connatural,
• contributing,
• contriteness,
• contrast,
• contrary,
• contractor,
• contracted,
• contort,
• contributive,
• contradict,
• countryman,
• contracture,
• contrite,
• contour,
• controller,
• contrasting,
• controversy,
• contrariety,
• contrariness,
• contrarious,
• contract,
• Contreras,
• contrariwise,
• contrives,
• contrive.

The adjective form of the word "contriver" is "contriving".

The plural of the "contriver" can be the "contrivers".

The singular of the "contriver" can be the "contriver".