[f. as prec. + -ER1.] One who flouts or mocks.
1581. Pettie, Guazzo’s Civ. Conv., I. (1586), 35. You flouter attribute a vertue vnto me which is not in me, and shewe yourselfe a flatterer and a flouter.
1621. Burton, Anat. Mel., Democr. to Rdr. 64. Democritus that common flowter of folly, was ridiculous himselfe;
1755. in Johnson.
1869. Blackmore, Lorna D., xxvi. Perhaps she had cast me away altogether, as a flouter and a changeling.
