1. more hale; in better health or condition
Usage: comparative form of 'hale'

1. one who hales; a person who pulls or drags
Usage: rare or archaic

Examples

• After a month of rest and exercise, he felt haler than before.
• The haler of the two brothers could carry heavier loads.
• She looked haler and more energetic at the reunion.
• The sailors were haler and more fit than the merchants.
• His haler complexion suggested improved health.