Inquirer [noun]

We do not read of any remarkable philosophical inquirer until Thales arose, the first of the Ionian school.

The earnest, chummy attitude of the inquirer made Molly feel at ease, and also anxious to please.

The reverend gentleman gave his rustic inquirer a kick, adding, ‘Did you feel that?’

There is in all both a suppressio veri and a suggestio falsi, which makes the honest inquirer almost entirely reject their books.

Nor do we act thus, reluctantly, for we believe that every honest inquirer will thank us for the introduction.

"Nothing, dame," said Margaret somewhat pettishly, and changing her posture so as rather to turn her back upon the kind inquirer.

These combinations and limitations meet the inquirer at every step: They are the current phrases of the language.

I do not altogether disavow the title, but I understand it to mean "inquirer."

Perhaps sir can inform inquirer, in such case, what is curious avian object?

They were drawn from everyday life, and so well adapted that they were joyfully received by the candid inquirer.