A witness.

One who gives evidence in relation to matters of fact under inquiry; spec. one who gives or is legally qualified to give evidence upon oath or…

(a) A witness. (b) The (tenurial) duty of providing a witness in court.

A person who gives evidence; a witness. Cf. evidence, n. 5. Obsolete (after 1500 only in Scottish use).

One who witnesses; a witness.

A witness. In later use only in God is my record with biblical allusion (see quots. 1540 1611). Now rare.

A witness. Obsolete.

A witness. Cf. testis, n.1 Obsolete. rare.

One who testifies; a witness.

= attester, n.

One who attests, bears witness, or vouches for.

One who or that which testifies; a witness.

An intermediary between humankind and God. Obsolete.

One who or that which bears testimony; a witness.

One who testifies; a witness.

One who vouches for the truth or correctness of a fact or statement or corroborates another person in this respect; an author or literary work…

A person who votes or has the right to vote; a voter. Obsolete.

One who has given testimony; a witness; also (apparently) testimony, evidence. Obsolete.

Ecclesiastical. One who answers for an infant at baptism; a godfather or godmother.

A witness. Cf. teste, n.2

A person cited or appealed to as an authority for some fact or statement, or in evidence of some assertion. Occasionally common vouchee, after 1.

A person who adduces a †witness (obsolete), fact, statement, etc.

One who testifies or attests; a testifier.

One who circumstantiates.