Obs. rare–1. [ad. Sp. estafador, agent-n. f. estafar to swindle.] An impostor.
1638. W. M., García’s Sonne Rogue, 246. For the first are the Robbers, next the Stafadours, then the Grumets, after these the Hobgoblins. Ibid., 249–50. And if by chance some Cut-purse should marrie his Daughter with a Robber, Staffador or Grumet, hee is bound to give him a hundred crowns.
