Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. One who blames, finds fault, or censures: as, “blamers of the times,”
Wiktionary
- n. One who blames.
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. One who blames.
Etymologies
- blame + -er (Wiktionary)
Examples
“In the Eastern mind the "blamer" would be aided by the "evil eye.”
“Sir Mervyn is a great blamer of foreigners, wanting urgent international co-ordinated action without volunteering many constructive ideas for what such actions might be.”
The Guardian: Enough of Mervyn King and the economics of La La Land| Will Hutton
“That's why perpetual victim and serial blamer Sarah Palin is so popular among them”
“I do not blamer Bush or Obama as some hacks do for the economy.”
“Every time something goes wrong in your relationship, are you a blamer?”
“An accomplished "victim blamer" will conclude that those homeless children are suffering appropriately for the "sins of their fathers.”
“This is a recent bit of correspondence that I received from an anonymous victim-blamer through my online contact form.”
“But unlike its etymological cousins, "scapegoat" and "fall guy," the phrase suggests a degree of intimacy between the blamer and the blamed.”
“Quoth I, ‘Say, blamer, where may home of Patience be?’”
“‘Patience!’ my blamer cried, ‘Heartsease right soon shalt see!’”
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vmarinelli An aficionado/ member of the commentariat corresponding to the blog, I Blame the Patriarchy. (See also: radfem.) Feb 6, 2007