[f. SURPASS v. + -ER1.] One who surpasses or excels.
1805. W. Taylor, in Ann. Rev., III. 240. Rowe, often the model, and oftener the surpasser of Voltaire.
1838. New Monthly Mag., LIII. 554. The surpassers of Columbus, who, by means of the telescope, have revealed to us new worlds in the heavens.
1897. in Advance (Chicago), 22 April, 507/1. To surpass his surpasser.
