[f. CONDOLE + -ER1.] One that condoles.
1727. Philip Quarl (1805), 95. These words … turned the officious condoler into a revengeful rival.
1755. Johnson, Condoler, one that compliments another upon his misfortunes.
1796. Stedman, Surinam, I. v. 103. These … crowd their apartments with innumerable condolers.
1813. Mar. Edgeworth, Patron., I. xiv. 211. The band of reproaching condolers.
