fleerer
(ˈflɪərə(r))
[f. fleer v. + -er1.]
One who fleers; a mocker, † a ‘fawner’ (J.).
| a 1625 Fletcher Nice Valour v. i, Democritus, thou ancient Fleerer, How I miss thy laugh. 1676 D'Urfey Mad. Fickle iii. i, This eternal fleerer will jear me to a Consumption. 1769 R. Cumberland Brothers iii. viii, A woman of your years shou'd have more sense than to mind what such idle young fleerers can say of you. |