[f. ENTAIL v.2 + -ER.] One who entails an estate; one who executes an entail.
1779. Arnot, Hist. Edin., iv. (1816), 128. The will of the entailer.
1815. Scott, Guy M., l. We must … serve him heir to his grandfather Lewis, the entailer.
1842. Ld. Brougham, Pol. Phil., xix. 668, note. The entailer cannot disappoint those children who have rights to a portion of his property.
