reservor
/rɪˈzəːvə/Law. Now US
noun
A person who retains rights or interests in a grant; a person who makes a reservation.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Ireland (d. 1676). From reserve + -or.
- passing lane
- passing loop
- passingly
- passing-measure
- passing modulation
- passingness
- passing note
- passing novel
- passing percentage
- passing phase
- passing place
- passing resemblance
- passing rule
- passing shot
- passing show
- passing stroke
- passing trade
- pass in one's marble
- passion
- passionable
- passional
- passionary
- passionate
- passionately
- passionateness