An habitualfrequenter of such places was a moechus or scortator, both of which were terms of scathing reproach.
He was an habitual frequenter of houses of prostitution.
Pepys was a great frequenter of taverns and inns, as were most of his contemporaries.
At a casual glance the younger of the two, a frequenter of the tavern, would appear to be the taller, by reason of his extreme slenderness of build.
The old waiter is a picture every frequenter will recognise, and the smoking a dozer no unusual bit of a spree.
It does not seem to be a frequenter of Scotland, and is known in Ireland only in the south.
The speaker is a well known extensive dealer in the pottery, Staffordshire, and glass line, who a short time since in a playful humour caught a sovereign, tossed up by another frequenter of the room, and passed it to a third.
In Aegypto multæ habentur arbores sexcies aut septies in anno fructificantes, ibique frequenter inueniuntur in terra Smaragdi, et circa oram Nili alij lapides pretiosi.
In the days when I was a frequenter at the old house of prayer the social chasm between him and myself was so wide that the notion of my being engaged to a daughter of his would have seemed absurd.
He is an occasional frequenter of this hostelry, and a right good one it is.
What tired frequenter of the London pave is there that cannot remember having had similar early delusions, and would not call them back again?
He is neither a drinking man, nor a quarrelsome man, nor a frequenter of wine shops; the best thing you could do would be to take him for a model.
She was quite an old frequenter of such exhibitions, so she was able to compare it with yet more gorgeous performances, and to feel pretty sure what was coming next.
He was not a frequenter of the little kirk in the village, and somewhat disliked the cessation from his ordinary work which the day of rest imposed.
Late in the fifties he was an assiduous frequenterof the salons of a banker, whose sisters-in-law happened to be very handsome.
He soon became a regular frequenter of the gaming-houses, and by pursuing a certain plan, based upon some abstruse calculation of chances, he contrived to gain considerable sums.
To the Garden of Flowers," I had said, like an habitual frequenter of the place, and quite surprised at hearing myself speak.
A frequenter of the place says the ground-floor was furnished with cosy mahogany boxes and seats, and that the ancient practice of covering the floor with sand was maintained to the last.
Florio was, of course, a frequenter of the Cocoa-Tree.
There was another frequenter of the place who would have provided an original for another character study.
And the company of the coffee-house enabled its frequenter to follow the proper study of man, mankind.
The very sight of them makes misery for your habitual frequenter of the Maison d'or, or of the Cafe Anglais.
