noun
- a person who is tormented or harassed persistently; someone who is ridden hard or driven relentlessly
Usage: archaic or literary; often used in historical or folk contexts
Examples
- The hagrider stumbled through the village, exhausted from endless demands.
- In folklore, a hagrider was said to be visited by witches in the night.
- He felt like a hagrider, constantly pursued by creditors and obligations.