suggester
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 19
[Eng. suggest; -er.] One who suggests; one who makes suggestions. sug-ges-ti-ō fal-si, phr. (Lat.=the suggestion of something false or untrue.] 1. Logic and Ethics : A term used when one, instead of telling a positive untruth, makes a statement which, though not false, is yet pretty sure to be misunderstood, and is intended to be so. 2. Law : One of the branches of fraud. If sug gestio falsi be practiced in drawing out legal conveyances, releases, or agreements, its detection affords a ground for setting them aside.
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