Definition of Lobbyer

1. a lobbyist [n -S] - See also: lobbyist

Lexicographical Neighbors of Lobbyer

lobar pneumonia
lobar sclerosis
lobate
lobate foot
lobated
lobately
lobation
lobations
lobbed
lobber
lobbers
lobbied
lobbies
lobbing
lobby
lobbyer (current term)
lobbyers
lobbygow
lobbygows
lobbying
lobbying expense
lobbyings
lobbyism
lobbyisms
lobbyist
lobbyists
lobbylike
lobcock
lobcocks
lobe

Literary usage of Lobbyer

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. The Gentleman's Magazine (1875)
"... the lobbyer, in his glory. How bustling he is, and busy, and noisy, and good-humoured ! Everybody rushes at him, buttonholes him, shakes hands with him, ..."

2. My Diary in America in the Midst of War by George Augustus Sala (1865)
"cities ; or, if any money is voted or raised for such a purpose, some ingenious lobbyer steals it in media, and the scheme is dwarfed and dwindles down to ..."

3. Horace Greeley Decently Dissected: In a Letter on Horace Greeley, Addressed by Abraham Oakey Hall, Joseph Hoxie (1862)
"Indeed, there is no greater lobbyer in the United States—although he is continually raising the hue and cry against others. A parliamentary lawyer in ..."

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