[f. TOIL v.1 + -ER1.] One who toils, a hard worker.
1549. Coverdale, etc., Erasm. Par. Peter, i. 2. Goodes (in getting and heaping together wherof the toylers of the world thinke themselfes fortunate).
1580. Hollyband, Treas. Fr. Tong, Tracasseur, a busie body, a toyler to little purpose.
1858. Miss Mulock, Th. ab. Wom., 86. In all labour there is profitay, and honour too, if the toilers could but recognise it.
1909. Chr. Express, 1 March, 41/2. Any toiler in the field of sociologyblack or white.