eluder
/ˈɛljuːdər/Definitions
1. noun
A person or thing that eludes or avoids something, such as capture, detection, or understanding.
“The master thief was a notorious eluder of the law.”
2. verb
To avoid or evade something, such as a question, a problem, or a responsibility.
“She eluded the issue by changing the subject.”
3. noun
A substance that eludes or resists analysis or identification, such as a chemical compound.
“The properties of the new substance made it a challenging eluder of scientific analysis.”