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trustor

trustor noun: a person who creates a trust.

Noun

trustor (plural trustors)

  1. (trust law) A person who creates a trust.
    Synonyms:
    donor, grantor, settlor

Synonyms of trustor

Forms of trustor

pluraltrustors

Origin of trustor

From trust + -or.

Questions about trustor

What does trustor mean?
Trustor means a person who creates a trust.
What part of speech is trustor?
Trustor is a noun.
What is the plural of trustor?
The plural of trustor is trustors.

Words near trustor in the dictionary

  1. trustmark
  2. trustmarks
  3. trustmen
  4. trustmonger
  5. trustmongers
  6. trustor
  7. trustors
  8. trusts
  9. trusts someone across the street
  10. trusts someone as far as one can spit
  11. trusts someone as far as one could fling a bull by the tail

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