[f. TICE v. + -ER1.] An enticer.
a. 1529. Skelton, Mann. World, 143. So many carders, Revelers and dicers, And so many yl ticers, Sawe I never.
1869. E. Farmer, Scrap Bk. (ed. 6), 27. All the lame and the old, With a few (just as ‘ticers’) are sent to be sold.
