Piscator

noun

noun ·Rare ·Advanced level

Definitions

Noun
  1. 1
    A fisherman; an angler. archaic, formal

    "...this was Lady Allerton, no longer the artful Miss Aubrey, who drew away poor Mary Granard's lover, but the imperious wife, who had long since taught her cautious, suspicious husband that he had been angled for by a skilful piscator, and secured by tackle the law alone could break."

Example

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"...this was Lady Allerton, no longer the artful Miss Aubrey, who drew away poor Mary Granard's lover, but the imperious wife, who had long since taught her cautious, suspicious husband that he had been angled for by a skilful piscator, and secured by tackle the law alone could break."

Etymology

Borrowed from Latin piscātor.

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