harbourer

Gives refuge secretly

A harbourer is one who harbours—that is, someone who shelters or conceals another person, often one who is fleeing or wanted: The family served as harbourers for escaped prisoners.

The term appears in legal and historical contexts, sometimes carrying implications of complicity.

Also spelled harborer.

accomplice

abettor

One who assists wrongdoing

confederate · colluder · facilitator · enabler · collaborator · partner-in-crime · henchman · complicit · schemer · insider

refuge

shelter

Protected place or structure

safehouse · retreat · hideaway · hideout · protection · escape · safety · security · oasis · respite

protector

guardian

Protective caretaker of another

caretaker · defender · shelterer · preserver · steward · shepherd · patron · overseer · watchman · sentinel

concealer

hider

One who conceals themselves

smuggler · hoarder · cloaker · obscurer · stasher · covert · furtive · clandestine · undercover · incognito

nautical

port

Docking place for ships

dock · marina · wharf · pier · quay · jetty · cove · bay · inlet · seaport

Opposites
concealment vs exposure

harbourerinformant

One who provides intelligence

betrayer · informer · denouncer · snitch · whistleblower

shelter vs rejection

harbourerexpeller

Mechanism that forces out

banisher · evictor · rejecter · excluder · deporter

Phrases
Family

harbour, harbours, harboured, harbouring

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