distracter

[Eng. distract; -er.] One who that which distracts. "Such inspiration as this is no distracter from, but an ccomplisher and enlarger of human faculties."-More: Bonj. Cabb . (Pref.) *dis-tract-ful, a . [Eng. distract ; -ful ( l ).] Caus. ing distraction; distracting. "In that distractful shape." Heywood: Love's Mistris , sig. F 9. dis-trăct-i-ble, a . [English distract ; -able.] Capable of being drawn aside, or in different directions.