Definition of "fowler" []

• A hunter of wildfowl. (noun)

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• "Now I should like to ask you, Mr. Evringham, "added Mr.. Forbes in an access of outraged virtue," which of us three do you think she called the fowler? ""
• "The silly birds may be charmed with the pipe of the fowler, which is but a tube of reeds."
• "That believers shall be kept from those mischiefs which they are in imminent danger of, and which would be fatal to them (v. 3), from the snare of the fowler, which is laid unseen and catches the unwary prey on a sudden, and from the noisome pestilence, which seizes men unawares and against which there is no guard."