koniacker

plural koniackers

1. alternativeAlternative spelling of coniacker.

   Who the parties were was beyond his conjecture; once he thought it might be Dobson, the koniacker, perhaps escaped from prison.

   1880, “The Finger of Providence”, in Louisiana Capitolian, retrieved 30 May 2023, page 1

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   [Pete McCartney] has not hesitated to talk very freely converning himself and his own numerous exploits, and he has turned over [...] an immense quantity of spurious money, and other material of great value to the koniacker and his pals.

   1872, George P. Burnham, Memoirs of the United States Secret Service With Accurate Portraits of Prominent Members of the Detective Force and a Brief Account of the Life of Col. H. C. Whitley, Etc, page 62

   Deacon Sutch was charged with undue familiarity with Ada Irene Creeger, a niece of the celebrated koniacker, Colonel William Creeger, in January 1882.

   1885, “A Philadelphia Scandal — Mysterious Disappearance of Deacon Sutch”, in The Semi-Weekly Miner, retrieved 30 May 2023, page 2