misleader

"He reminded me of Falstaff as a great misleader of youth," he said.

But again, impatiency, founded perhaps on self-partiality, that strange misleader!

It amounts to offering 658 prizes for the most successful flatterer, the most adroit misleader of a body of his fellow-countrymen.

While a second sort, aiming at wit, that wicked misleader, forfeit all title to judgment.

I could not punish my misleader by stinting his fare, for I knew that I had only myself to blame.

And, having neglected to do this, he ought not to have lectured him as his misleader.