[f. prec.] One who victimizes another or others.
1831. Fraser’s Mag., IV. 578. A gambling house, in which the cards are played for the victim by the victimiser.
1837. Thackeray, Ravenswing, ii. He … felt the presence of a victimiser as a hare does of a greyhound.
1863. Bates, Nat. Amazons, II. 46. The dress of the victimisers is arranged with especial reference to their prey.
1879. ‘E. Garrett’ (Mrs. Mayo), House by Works, II. 137. Rather partners in fall and loss, than victimiser and victim.
