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resorter|rɪˈzɔːtə(r)|
[f. resort v. + -er.]
1. One who resorts (to a place or person); a frequenter or visitor.
1533More Apol. xxxv. Wks. 900/2 All that hathe bene punished in this diocise..or in the cytye selfe, eyther of resiauntes therin, or of resorters thereto. 1575Baret Alv. s.v. Smell, A common resorter to euery mans table: a smell feast. 1648C. Walker Hist. Independ. i. 134 How to carry himselfe in his charge towards the Kings, His Servants and all Resorters to Him. 1798A. Seward Lett. (1811) V. 148 Of absurdity and bad taste, the politer resorters to Matlock cannot surely be acquitted. 1812Colman Br. Grins, Low Amb. lxvii, A pasteboard elephant..was formed to..charm the sage theatrical resorters.
2. One who runs a business in a resort. U.S.
1927Scribner's Mag. Apr. 383/2 Take me along on a Southern trip to see what the rich resorters are wearin'? 1978Minneapolis Tribune 4 Apr. 6a/1 The severe reduction of motorized opportunities..would devastate the resorters and outfitters of northeastern Minnesota. |