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bar·ra·tor

also bar·ra·ter B0087600 (băr′ə-tər)n. One who engages in barratry.

[Middle English baratour, from Old French barateour, swindler, from barater, to cheat, perhaps from Vulgar Latin *prattāre, from Greek prāttein, to do.]

barrator

(ˈbærətə) n (Law) a person guilty of barratry[C14: from Old French barateor, from barater to barter]

bar•ra•tor

(ˈbær ə tər)

n. a person who commits barratry. [1350–1400; Middle English barettour brawler < Old French barateor, derivative of barat(er) to make a disturbance, trick < Vulgar Latin *prattāre < Greek prattein to do; see practical]

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barrator - someone guilty of barratrybarrateroffender, wrongdoer - a person who transgresses moral or civil law

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Synonyms for barrator

noun someone guilty of barratry

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