poinder
/ˈpɔɪndər/Definitions
1. noun
A person who breaks or poinds (seizes) the goods of a person who has been outlawed or has failed to pay a debt.
“The bailiff was a poinder, tasked with confiscating the outlaw’s property.”
1. noun
A person who breaks or poinds (seizes) the goods of a person who has been outlawed or has failed to pay a debt.
“The bailiff was a poinder, tasked with confiscating the outlaw’s property.”