[f. FRITTER v. + -ER1.] One who fritters or wastes (time).
1837. Lowell, Lett. (1894), I. 14. On this day, I say, have I, erst the most incorrigible of time’s fritterers, learned (or rather read, for it is very easy) twenty (!) pages in Cicero and eight chapters in Herodotus.
1892. Welsh Rev., Feb., 351. The unawakened but happy fritterer.
