Definition of plauditor in English:

plauditor

noun ˈplɔːdɪtə

A person who applauds; a person who praises or expresses approval.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Jane Barker (bap. 1652, d.?1727), poet and novelist. Either irregularly from plaudit + -or, or irregularly from classical Latin plaudere plaud (plaudit- being erroneously taken as past participial stem) + -or; perhaps by association with auditor.

Definition of plauditor in US English:

plauditor

nounˈplɔːdɪtə

A person who applauds; a person who praises or expresses approval.

Origin

Late 17th century; earliest use found in Jane Barker (bap. 1652, d. ?1727), poet and novelist. Either irregularly from plaudit + -or, or irregularly from classical Latin plaudere plaud ( plaudit- being erroneously taken as past participial stem) + -or; perhaps by association with auditor.

单词	plauditor
释义	Definition of plauditor in English: plauditor noun ˈplɔːdɪtə A person who applauds; a person who praises or expresses approval. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Jane Barker (bap. 1652, d.?1727), poet and novelist. Either irregularly from plaudit + -or, or irregularly from classical Latin plaudere plaud (plaudit- being erroneously taken as past participial stem) + -or; perhaps by association with auditor. Definition of plauditor in US English: plauditor nounˈplɔːdɪtə A person who applauds; a person who praises or expresses approval. Origin Late 17th century; earliest use found in Jane Barker (bap. 1652, d. ?1727), poet and novelist. Either irregularly from plaudit + -or, or irregularly from classical Latin plaudere plaud ( plaudit- being erroneously taken as past participial stem) + -or; perhaps by association with auditor.
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