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ˈdiscipliner
[f. discipline n. or v. + -er1.]
One who disciplines or subjects to discipline; an adherent of a system of discipline.
1611Speed Hist. Gt. Brit. ix. xv. (1632) 784 The King incensed against these discontented discipliners. 1644Milton Areop. (Arb.) 42 Had an Angel bin his discipliner. 1656Duchess of Newcastle Life (1886) 280 Two of my three brothers were excellent soldiers, and martial discipliners. 1731Mrs. Pendarves in Mrs. Delany's Life & Corr. 312 The gout or rheumatism you have never provoked—it would be hard indeed if you should suffer by those severe discipliners. 189519th Cent. Aug. 251 Any monk lying abed later than four without excuse was sent to the discipliner for birching. |