leveler

One that levels.

One who advocates the abolition of social inequities.

A member of an English radical political movement arising in the Parliamentarian forces of the 1640s and advocating universal male suffrage, equality before the law, parliamentary democracy, and religious tolerance.

One of a secret society of rebels in Ireland in the latter half of the eighteenth century: named from their principles and the leveling of park palings and walls, practised by them.

In currying, a composition used to eradicate the grease before leather is dyed.

In golf, a hole of such length that no player can reach the green in one stroke and any player can reach it in two strokes.

A person who uses an engineer’s level; a member of an engineering or surveying party.

One who levels or makes even; one who or that which brings or reduces to a level, or destroys by leveling: as, time is the great leveler.

One who desires or strives to bring men to a common level; one who would level social distinctions, or who disregards differences of rank or status.