corruptioneer

English

Etymology

From corruption +‎ -eer.

Noun

corruptioneer (plural corruptioneers)

1. (uncommon, colloquial) One involved in corruption.
   • 1954, {unattributed}, Future Science Fiction, Volume 5, Issues 1-3

     "As a corruptioneer from way back himself it seems that […] "

   • 1975, Finis Farr, Fair enough: the life of Westbrook Pegler‎^[1]:

     "Doggedly loyal to Pendergast was Truman, faithful to the "corruptioneer" who had sent him to the Senate."

Translations

person engaged in corruption

• Bulgarian: корупционер (korupcioner)