arresteen.
/əˌrɛˈstiː/ Scots Law. The person in whose hands the movables of another, or a debt due to another, are arrested by the creditor of the latter. See arrestment n.
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arrestee1847
1847 Nat. Encycl. II. 167/1 The person who uses it [arrestment] is called the arrestor; he in whose hands it is used is called the arrestee.
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- field-grade officer
- field-grade rank
- field-grown
- field-induced
- field-kirk
- field-making
- field-net
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- field-programmable
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- field-separation
- field-star of bethlehem
- field-strip
- field-stripped
- field-test
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- field-theoretic
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- field-tilling
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