'treater' is not a word in English
There is a similar word to use in its place: 'treater.' A treater is someone who gives out treats, such as candy or other gifts. For example, "The Halloween treater was giving out candy to all the kids in the neighborhood."
LINDBERG CORP., Rosemont, Ill., the largest commercial heat treater in North America, said its board rejected a cash buyout proposal of $9 a share, a total of $44 million, from a big shareholder, Ira Sochet of Miami.
Too-frequent crimes around the Bay Area — like the shooting of a 12-year-old trick or treater in San Jose and another gang rape in Contra Costa County last month — leave people alternately raw and numb.
Rob Edwards Harrogate Todayay (8 October) we had our first Trick or Treater.
Mr. Khalid keeps the back dashboard of his yellow cab stocked with a layer of candy thick enough to induce envy in the most successful trick-or-treater.
Plus this Halloween, every other trick-or-treater is going to be dressed as — guess what?
He looked like a seasoned Halloween trick-or-treater who knew where he was going and I followed close on his heels.
They looked like time-lapse photos of a trick-or-treater handing in a costume.
The most expensive item in the catalog, a Sleeping Giant that costs $35,000, roars and rises to a height of nearly 12 feet when an unwitting trick-or-treater steps on a concealed foot pad.
As creepy as Willem Dafoe was, playing Schreck in "Shadow of the Vampire," about the making of this German silent, he's a grade-school trick-or-treater compared with the real thing.
The trick-or-treater may not be struck down on Halloween, but sooner or later he is going to get it, as am I, and everyone I have ever cared about".
On Halloween 1979, Holmes returned home with a friend from a private club for racing-car fanatics, and a trick-or-treater told him that he had seen a pink Cadillac in front of his yard and a man inside his house.
