sconcer

sconcer

English

Etymology

sconce +‎ -er

Noun

sconcer (plural sconcers)

1. One who sconces.
   • 2008, Robin Darwall-Smith, A History of University College, Oxford (page 457)

     If he succeeded in this, the 'sconcer' had to pay for the drink.

   • 2017, Richard O. Smith, Oxford Examined: Town & Clown

     Their other reviews include such phrases as: “They trashed our bathroom,” “Thrown out of college bar for rowdiness and pennying,” “After vom-stops en route to college, they all demanded tongue jousting!” and “Best sconcers in Oxford.”