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obligator rare.|ˈɒblɪgeɪtə(r)| [a. med.L. obligātor, agent-n. f. obligāre to oblige.] 1. Law. One who binds himself; = obligor.
a1625Sir H. Finch Law (1636) 294 So if two be bound in an obligation to a fem sole, and after she taketh one of the obligators to husband, the whole dutie is extinct. 2. One who confers an obligation; = obliger 2.
1798Sporting Mag. XI. 42 He was thus interrupted by the sagacious obligator. |