ockster
/ˈɒks.tər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who acts as an agent for someone else, especially in a dishonest or unscrupulous way.
“The businessman was accused of being an ockster for a corrupt politician.”
2. noun
A person who plays a trick on someone, especially for money or entertainment.
“The group of friends loved to play pranks on each other, but their friend was a notorious ockster.”