subs. (old).—A pompous man; a STRUT-NODDY (q.v.). See JET, verb.
c. 1520. Hickscorner [DODSLEY, Old Plays, 1874, i. 164]. Brawlers, liars, JETTERS, and chiders.
1540. HEYWOOD, The Four P’s [DODSLEY, Old Plays, 1874, i. 384]. What, should a beggar be a JETTER?
