briber noun. ['brʌɪbǝ] LME.
[Partly from Anglo-Norman bribour, Old French bribeur, brimbeur beggar, vagabond, formed as BRIBE verb; partly from BRIBE verb: see -ER¹.]
1. A thief; an extortioner; a person who takes or exacts bribes. LME-E17.

2. A beggar, a vagabond; a wretch, a rascal. LME-L16.

3. A person who offers or gives a bribe. L16.

4. A bribe, a price paid. rare (Shakes.). Only in E17.

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