[f. FUDDLE v. + -ER1.] One who fuddles, a tippler.
1699. Bentley, Phal., iii. 125. For what Present could be more proper to such a Fuddler as he was, than a Thericlean, one of the biggest of Cups, some of them holding above seven Cotyls, that is, five of our Pints?
1764. Low Life, 32. For the Use of … conceited Fudlers.
1812. W. Tennant, Anster F., I. xix. I’ll not have you, thou fuddler.
