loather

noun

USLOH-thur/ˈloʊðɚ/UKLOH-thuh/ˈləʊðə/

1 meaning of loather

1
nouncountable
A person who loathes someone or something.
As a lifelong loather of cilantro, he picked every leaf out of his salad.
The film managed to win over even the loathers of musicals in the audience.
Similarhater
Oppositelover, fan

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Origin

Formed from loathe + -er.