[f. BLACK v. + -ER1.] One who or that which blacks.
1632. Sherwood, A Blacker, or Blackener, noircisseur.
1882. Punch, 1 March, 101/1.
| An elderly lady had had her boots blackt, | |
| And gave to the blacker a nice little tract. |
[f. BLACK v. + -ER1.] One who or that which blacks.
1632. Sherwood, A Blacker, or Blackener, noircisseur.
1882. Punch, 1 March, 101/1.
| An elderly lady had had her boots blackt, | |
| And gave to the blacker a nice little tract. |
