riverbanker

English

Etymology

riverbank +‎ -er

Noun

riverbanker (plural riverbankers)

  1. (rare) One who lives or works by a riverbank.
    • 1959, Frederick J. Grew, Wealth and the Common Man, page 135:
      On page 114 it was said that quite early in their history the riverbankers adopted a very important activity: […]
    • 2013, Pat Shirley, From the Riverbank to Middle Earth and Beyond, page 84:
      Although a Riverbanker at heart, Kenneth Grahame would have understood the revolution and sympathized with the Wild Wooders.
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