[f. ARGUE + -ER1; cf. OF. argueur.] One who argues, adduces reasons, or engages in discussion; a disputant, a reasoner.
1377. Langl., P. Pl., B. X. 116. Augustyne to suche argueres · he telleþ hem þis teme.
1649. Fuller, Just Man’s Funeral, 21. The third sort of people, are the Arguers or Disputers.
1763. Johnson, in Boswell (1831), I. 454. I was a great arguer for the advantages of poverty.
1836. Hor. Smith, Tin Trump. (1876), 269. Personality and invective are not only proofs of a bad argument but of a bad arguer.
