retcher

English

Etymology

From retch +‎ -er.

Noun

retcher (plural retchers)

1. One who retches.
   • 1988, Jack Edgar Manning, General Dental Practice: A Handbook of Primary Dental Care, page 4-1:

     Some retchers are extremely apprehensive as, in addition to their normal fears, they anticipate that they will retch or be sick and 'disgrace' themselves.