souler
/ˈsəʊlə/English regional (northern and west. ). Now chiefly historical
noun
Usually in plural A person who goes ‘souling’.
Origin
Late 18th century. From soul + -er.
- dirty look
- dirty martini
- dirty money
- dirty old man
- dirty pool
- dirty realism
- dirty realist
- dirty rice
- dirty trick
- dirty weekend
- dirty word
- dirty work
- dis
- dis-
- disability
- disability benefit
- disability glare
- disable
- disabled
- disabled-accessible
- disabled-friendly
- disabled list
- disablement
- disableness
- disabler