The Collaborative International Dictionary
Cougher \Cough"er\ (k?f"?r), n. One who coughs.
Wiktionary
n. A person who coughs.
Usage examples of "cougher".
Jill dropped the bags and spun, looking for the cougher as her mind reflexively assessed the situation.
From that point the coughers huddled under a piece of tarp and did their coughing there.
In the dark of night, the coughers were led from their hideout two at a time, and hustled to the makeshift sauna to spend an hour baking.
Flunkies, priests, acolytes, and apprentices peered around for sneezers or coughers.
If, instead of glaring at coughers, we turned our heads away from them, blushing for their shameful lack of self-control, they would soon stop their noise.
If, when a cough burst out in company, we all spoke a little louder and more distinctly, as though to drown the shameful sound, coughers would think twice.
From that point the coughers huddled under a piece of tarp and did their coughing there.
I don't want a department full of coughers, and I think you've contaminated my office enough too.