[f. STAG sb.1 + -ER1.] One who hunts stags; pl. a pack of staghounds.

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1865.  M. Collins, in Dublin Univ. Mag., II. 19/1. To wind up the season with a day or two after the ‘staggers.’

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1894.  Sir J. Astley, 50 Years Life, I. 113. The ‘Surrey staggers’ always met within easy reach.

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