[f. CORRESPOND v. + -ER1.] One who corresponds; a correspondent.
1776. ‘C. Melmoth’ (S. J. Pratt), Pupil of Pleas., I. 221. The lively Delia, a wit, a corresponder, a perfect pen-woman.
1796. B. Greatheed, in Dr. Parr’s Wks. (1828), VII. 291. The corresponders inclined to look up to him.
