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celebrator|ˈsɛlɪbreɪtə(r)|
In 7–8 -ter.
[a. L. celebrā-tor, agent-n. f. celebrā-re; formerly in -er, as an English agent-n. f. celebrate v.]
One who celebrates (see senses of celebrate v.).
1609B. Jonson Masq. Queens, ad fin., I know no worthier way of epilogue, than the celebration of who were the celebraters. 1617Hieron Wks. (1619–20) II. 340 He will set himselfe to bee a publisher and a celebrater of his righteousnesse. 1624A. Darcie Birth Heresies iii. 12 To demand of the Celebrater some flesh. 17..Pope Let. Mrs. Fermor, I am really more a well-wisher to your felicity than a celebrater of your beauty. 1850L. Hunt Autobiog. ii. (1860) 30 The birthplace of Marlowe..and of my friend Horne, his congenial celebrator. |