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▪ I. sconcer1 north.|ˈskɒnsə(r)|
[f. sconce n.1 + -er1.]
? = sconce n.1 1.
1731Inv. G. Bamforth, Sheffield, A large glass, six sconcers.
▪ II. sconcer2|ˈskɒnsə(r)|
[? f. sconce v.1 + -er1.]
A malingerer.
1843G. Hector Feigned Dis. 43 One was pronounced by the surgeon an imposter, the other was admitted. It is probable he had received a hint that one of them was a sconcer. |