Obs. [f. CONVENTICLE sb. + -EER.] A variant of CONVENTICLER.
1647. New Quæres to Prælates, 6. Whether if the Apostles were now in England … our Lord Prelates would not … fine and imprison them for Convinticleers.
1716. M. Davies, Athen. Brit., II. 302. The surly Conventicleer. Ibid., 303. He would help him to hunt the Conventicleer into his own narrow boundaries.
