poller

Founding-era definition · Webster's 1828 American Dictionary

POLLER, noun [from poll.] One that shaves persons; a barber. [Not used. 1. One that lops or polls trees. 2. A pillager; a plunderer; one that fleeces by exaction. [Not used.] 3. One that registers voters, or one that enters his name as a voter.
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