baiter
ˈbeɪtər
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Definition of baiter - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
fishingRareperson using bait for fishing or huntingRare
  • The baiter prepared the hooks with worms.
angler fisherman hunter
2.
internetRareperson provoking others onlineRare
  • The baiter kept posting inflammatory comments on the forum.
provocateur troll
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Origin of baiter

Old Norse, beita (to cause to bite)

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baiter
person who entices others into danger or a trap

Examples of baiter in a sentence

  • Experienced baiters know the best spots to fish.
  • A skilled baiter can easily start an online argument.
  • The baiter was eventually banned for harassment.

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  1. French:appâteur, provocateur, ...
  2. German:Angler, Provokateur, ...
  3. Italian:pescatore, provocatore, ...
  4. Spanish:pescador, troll, ...
  5. Portuguese:iscador, provocador, ...
  6. Chinese:诱饵者, 挑衅者, ...
  7. Japanese:餌師, 荒らし, ...
  8. Arabic:مُطَعِّم, مستفِز, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְדַיֵּג, מְסִית, ...
  10. Russian:приманщик, провокатор, ...
  11. Ukrainian:рибалка, провокатор, ...
  12. Hindi:चारा डालने वाला, उकसाने वाला, ...
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