commandeerer

English

Etymology

From commandeer +‎ -er.

Noun

commandeerer (plural commandeerers)

1. (rare) One who commandeers.
   • 1902, Sydney Galvayne, War Horses Present and Future: Or, Remount Life in South Africa:

     In the bulk of commandeering transactions, however, conciliatory valuations have been the order of the day, and the rebels have in most cases got much the best of the commandeerer.