[f. TICKET sb.1 or v. + -ER1.] One who tickets; one who has a ticket.
1778. Pryce, Min. Cornub., 288. One of the ticketers present produced his ticket before all the company, whose offer was nine pounds seventeen shillings per ton [cf. TICKETING 2].
1865. G. Meredith, Rhoda Fleming, xii. I paid, and you’re a ticketer…. These chaps get tickets given ’m.
