[f. TRUNDLE v. + -ER1.] One who or that which trundles.
1648–60. Hexham, Dutch Dict., Een Roller, a Roler, or a Trundler.
1879. Sala, Paris Herself Again (1880), I. xviii. 326. A friendly trundler of a Bath-chair … came to my assistance.
b. Cricket. A bowler. (See TRUNDLE v. 1 c.) colloq.
1882. Daily Tel., 27 May. Each trundler sent up five overs for one single run.
1895. Westm. Gaz., 1 March, 5/2. The two greatest Australian batsmen were seen playing the balls of England’s two most famous trundlers.
