macer
/ˈmeɪsə
/noun
(In Scotland) an official who keeps order in a law court.The macer made room for the son of the presiding judge....
- As a court officer or macer, you must have good communication skills.
- It, in the first place, in express terms declares the office of macer to be hereditary, and the acting macer to be merely a deputy.
Origin
Middle English: from Old French massier, from masse (see mace1).
Rhymes
- phytophysiological
- phytophysiology
- phytoplankter
- phytoplankton
- phytoplanktonic
- phytoremediation
- phytosanitary
- phytosaur
- phytosaurian
- phytoseiid
- phytosociological
- phytosociologically
- phytosociologist
- phytosociology
- phytosterin
- phytosterol
- phytotherapy
- phytotomist
- phytotomy
- phytotoxic
- phytotoxicant
- phytotoxicity
- phytotoxin
- phytotron
- phytozoon