ˈrumourer rare.
Also 7 rumorer.
[f. rumour v. + -er1.]
One who disseminates rumours.
| 1607 Shakes. Cor. iv. vi. 47 Go see this Rumorer whipt. 1886 T. Hardy Mayor Casterbr. xliii, When all had been said about busy rumourers. |
So ˈrumourist. rare—1.
| 1887 L'pool Mercury 19 Oct. 5 The Cabinet council which the rumourists with one accord had fixed for Thursday. |