Famouser is not a real word. If you want to compare two things using famous you say more famous.
James Cook is more famous than Nickolas Young
No, "good-er" is not a standard word in English. The correct comparative form of "good" is "better." Using "good-er" is considered nonstandard and informal, and it's best to stick with "better" in both written and spoken contexts.
Ies, it is. Definition: \Quot"er\, n. One who quotes the words of another
Er
The suffix in the word "announcer" is "-er."
The suffix "-er" added to "audubon" indicates a person who engages in the activity of birdwatching or studying birds, as in the case of John James Audubon, a famous ornithologist and naturalist.
It is pronounced leather blaka. This is a real word. It is from the inheritance cycle.
Er, no.
The German word for he is er.
In bokmål it is "jeg er" In nynorsk it is "eg er"
The suffix in player is -er.
Yes. Er is an acceptable Scrabble word.
The word "tolerate" has three syllables: tol-er-ate.