glossator
noun
glos·sa·tor ˈglä-ˌsā-tər 
ˈglȯ-
1
: one that makes textual glosses
2
: a compiler of a glossary
Word History
Etymology
Middle English glosatour, borrowed from Medieval Latin glōsātor, glōssātor, from glōsāre, glōssāre "to gloss entry 4" + Latin -tor, agent suffix
First Known Use
14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- monetising
- monetite
- monetizable
- monetization
- monetizations
- monetize
- monetized
- monetizes
- monetizing
- money
- money belt
- money box
- money broker
- money changer
- money changing
- money chest
- money cowrie
- money crop
- money economy
- money for jam
- money for old rope
- money grass
- money illusion
- money is no object
- money market