Confider

[f. CONFIDE v. + -ER¹.] One who confides.

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1648. W. Mountague, Devout Ess., xvi. § 5. 304 (T.). Remembring the reproach God maketh to tottering confiders.

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1658. Cleveland, Rustic Ramp., Wks. (1687), 421. The Confiders, and well-affected to Tyler.

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1858. Miss Mulock, Th. ab. Women, 185. We can keep a secret … while the confider remains our friend.

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