Boodler

/ˈbuːdlər/ noun

A person who engages in bribery, graft, or other corrupt political dealings; a dishonest politician or official.

From 'boodle' plus the suffix '-er' (one who does), creating an agent noun. Originally American English slang from the 19th century, referring to specific corrupt individuals.

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