cribber rare.
(ˈkrɪbə(r))
[f. crib n. and v.]
† 1. The occupant of a child's crib; a young child. Obs. nonce-use. (Cf. crib n. 5 b.)
| 1701 Lady M. Coke in Cowper MSS. II. 415 (Hist. MSS. Comm.) If my little cribber could speak. |
2. One who ‘cribs’ or appropriates clandestinely; one who uses a crib (sense 19). colloq.
| 1892 Pall Mall G. 19 Oct. 3/1 He can study the records of historic cribbers. |