referendary
1 of 2noun
ref·er·en·da·ry
ˌrefəˈrendərē
plural -es
1
: an official at various imperial, papal, and royal courts charged with investigative or advisory duties —used as a title
2
: referee, arbitrator
3
obsolete : one who furnishes news : reporter
referendary
2 of 2adjective
: of or relating to a referendum
Word History
Etymology
Noun
Late Latin referendarius, from Latin referendus to be referred (gerundive of referre to refer) + -arius -ary
Adjective
referendum + -ary
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- true-false test