aimcrier

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 13
1. Lit. A stander-by, who encouraged the archers by exclamations. 2. Fig .: An abettor or encourager. ( Nares .) "Thou smiling aim - crier at princes' fall." G. Markham English Arcadia. aimed, pa. par. & a. [AIM, υ.] As adjective, used in composition with adverbs: "The king's troops received three well- aimed volleys " -Macaulay : Hist. Eng ., chap. ix. āim'-er, s. [AIM.] One who aims. "Leaving the character of one always troubled with a beating and contriving brain, of an aimer of great and high spirits."-A. Wood: Athen. Oxen.
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