tempter

noun

Etymology: From Middle English tempter, temptere, temptour, temptoure, from Old French tempter, temptere, tenteor, Anglo-Norman tempteour, temptur and Middle English tempten (“to tempt”); equivalent to tempt + -er.

1. Someone or something that tempts.
2. A seducer, especially a man who seduces.

   “He is a tempter of married women.”