emigratorn.
/ˈɛmɪɡreɪtə/ rare.
= emigrant n.
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society > inhabiting and dwelling > inhabitant > migrant > [noun] > emigrant
transmigrant1622
transmigrator1743
emigrant1754
top-cast1827
emigrator1837
exodist1848
out-settler1852
little brother1925
out-migrant1936
emigré1955
1837 E. Bulwer-Lytton Athens I. 242 In the average equality of the emigrators were the seeds of a new constitution.
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n.1837- master of buckhounds
- master of ceremonies
- master of chancery
- master of chivalry
- master of divinity
- master of faculties
- master of foxhounds
- master of game
- master of glomery
- master of harriers
- master of horses
- master of medicine
- master of philosophy
- master of physic
- master of pruce
- master of pruceland
- master of request
- master of requests
- master of revels
- master of science
- master of sentence
- master of sentences
- master of stories
- master of surgery
- master of the also queen's household