Note that House procedures place certain other limitations on the content of amendments, unless the special rule waives these restrictions. For instance, amendments must typically meet certain germaneness standards, meaning that they must be on the precise subject of the legislation being considered.
Best Answer: The suffix '-ist' has multiple meanings. The use of the suffix ist in English can mean any of the following: (depending on the context) advocate of user of/expert in detractor of
Nouns ending in -or. Like -er, the ending -or is added to verbs to make nouns meaning âa person or thing that does somethingâ, e.g. investigator, decorator, escalator, ventilator. There are no hard and fast rules as to when these nouns have an -orending and when they are written -er, but what we can say is that there are fewer such words ending in -or!