taxator
taxator noun: synonym of taxer.
Noun
taxator (plural taxators)
- Synonym of taxer.
- The halls were in general held only on lease; but by a privilege common to most Universities, houses once occupied by clerks or students could not again be resumed by the proprietor, or taken from the gown, if the rent were punctually discharged, the rate of which was quinquennially fixed by the...1831 June, “Art[icle] VI.—1. Addenda ad Corpus Statutorum Universitatis Oxoniensis. 4to. Oxonii: 1825. 2. The Oxford University Calendar, for 1829. 8vo. Oxford: 1829.”, in The Edinburgh Review, or...
- The taxators appointed by the clerk of the Parliaments have power to administer oaths, and to require the production of proper vouchers for all monies charged as having been paid by a parliamentary agent.1844, Thomas Erskine May, A Treatise upon the Law, Privileges, Proceedings and Usage of Parliament, London: Charles Knight & Co. […], page 460
- Synonyms:
- taxer
Synonyms of taxator
Forms of taxator
| plural | taxators |
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Origin of taxator
From Middle English taxatour, from Medieval Latin taxātor.
Questions about taxator
- What does taxator mean?
- Taxator means synonym of taxer.
- What part of speech is taxator?
- Taxator is a noun.
- What is the plural of taxator?
- The plural of taxator is taxators.
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