Obs. [f. LEAGUER sb. + -ER1.] A (Dutch) trooper.

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1635.  Glapthorne, Hollander, II. (1640), D 1 b. My naturall Dutch too is a Clownish speech, and only fit to court a leagurer in. Ibid. (1639), Wallenstein, III. ii. E 3. Sure, My Lord intends to write some Proclamation ’Gainst wearing holland smockes, some furious Edict ’Gainst charitable leaguerers.

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1654.  Webster, Appius & Virg., IV. ii. 48. Though we dine to day As Dutch men feed their souldiers, we will sup bravely, like Roman Leaguerers.

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