caremongerEtymologyFrom care + monger, by analogy with scaremonger.caremonger means one involved in caremongering. Lexicurio rates it Sui generis — a strength score of 87 out of 100.nounOne involved in caremongering.“It’s a Tuesday night in the hushed streets of Durham Region, and he’s heading to the second floor to meet a fellow volunteer—another “caremonger” in the grassroots effort to bring food and necessities to the isolated and quarantined.[…]Dorothy McFarlane, 54, reached out to the Oshawa caremongers on behalf of a neighbour who—confined to her house due to underlying health issues—couldn’t go outside ”