adducer
/əˈdjuːsə/ /əˈdʒuːsə/originally Scottish Law
noun
A person who adduces a †witness (obsolete ), fact, statement, etc.
Origin
Late 17th century; earliest use found in James Dalrymple. From adduce + -er.
- pseudepigraphic
- pseudepigraphical
- pseudepigraphous
- pseudepigraphy
- pseudergate
- pseudery
- pseud-idea
- pseudimago
- pseudish
- pseudisodomon
- pseudisodomous
- pseudo
- pseudo-
- pseudo-acid
- pseudoalkaloid
- pseudoallele
- pseudoallelic
- pseudoallelism
- pseudo-angle
- pseudo-apostle
- pseudo-archaic
- pseudo-archaism
- pseudoarthrosis
- pseudoarticulation
- pseudoasymmetry