Definitions
Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. One who harasses or teases; a spoiler.
Wiktionary
- n. One who harasses.
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. One who harasses.
WordNet 3.0
- n. a persistent attacker
- n. a persistent tormentor
Examples
“So they called the harasser's number and open the VP8 codec during the Google I/O conference next month, a move that could accelerate the adoption of HTML5 video.”
“Instead, in this minority of cases, like almost all of the 85% brought by women, the harasser is a bully.”
“A hostile work environment can interfere with the ability to do our job, whether the harasser is an employer, a supervisor, a coworker, a client, or a customer.”
“They play the Race card, knowing full well that MOST Americans are REALLY sensitive about sexual harassment, especially if the harasser is a Black Man and the victim is a White woman.”
“The typical procedure for reporting sexual harassment doesn't entail a woman's husband calling the harasser and demanding an apology, like the guy who slugged George Bailey hey”
“Would the person tell you to tolerate sexual harassment if your harasser was a man?”
“Though, when the American Association of University Women Foundation surveyed more than 1,600 students in eighth through 11th grade, 25 percent of the girls and 10 percent of the boys who said they had been harassed or abused said the harasser was a school employee.”
“But the worst part is the lack of understanding by Egyptian women that the harasser is a criminal and women had a right to dress as they pleased (read more about the study in Faith's post here.”
“For the last several minutes he had merely nodded in agreement until he could signal to his harasser he had gotten the message and there was no need to continue.”
“A harasser is just like a rapist -- if they aren't stopped, their behavior will accelerate.”
The Huffington Post: Red Room: Does Discrimination Still Exist? Of Course It Does
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