disputant

"The South is defensive, and the North aggressive," one disputant might say.

Evelyn Ames, the other disputant, had been an enigma at college.

I had no wish to be known as a disputant or an experimentalist.

And tell Dewint I shall become a disputant on the landscape.

The disputant must acquire promptitude in the employment of them.

The disputant says, "Fire must be non-hot because it is artificial."

His opponents say that he is too much of a poet to be a critic; he is certainly too much of a poet to be a disputant.

"Reste savoir," said I to myself, with the disputant at Nismes.

Another is a file; and he is a disputant, a controversialist.

Hang it man, whatever you may have been at Oxford University you are no disputant now.