An offender, transgressor.

A transgressor, a law-breaker; a wrongdoer, sinner, offender.

One who transgresses; a law-breaker; a sinner.

A person who deviates from a course seen to be correct or right, a code of conduct or ethics, etc.; a transgressor. Now archaic.

A person who commits a crime or misdeed; a transgressor or sinner. Cf. surfeit, v. 2. Obsolete.

Law. A person who breaks the law, one who commits an offence (offence, n. 2b).

A person who commits an offence against the law or customary morality; a criminal, an offender. Now chiefly spec.: a person, esp. a young person…

A person who commits (in various senses of commit, v.); esp. a person who commits a crime, sin, etc. (cf. commit, v. 9).

= violator, n. (in various senses).

One who commits a fault; a culprit, delinquent, offender.

A person who breaks a law, rule, promise, etc., or who fails to observe an agreement. Also: a person who fails to respect a right or privilege.

A person who offends or does wrong; a transgressor, an offender. Now rare.

A sinner; an offender. With plural agreement. With the. Peccant people as a class. Obsolete.

One who exceeds.

An offender against something. Obsolete. rare.

An offender, one guilty of a fault or offence.

In trivial use: A reprobate, rogue; an offender against some rule or custom.