pagador
/ˈpaɡədɔː/(also pagadore) rare
noun
In Spanish-speaking contexts: a paymaster.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in William Garrard (d. 1587). From Spanish pagador person who pays from pagar + -ador.
- workmate
- work measurement
- workmen's club
- work-minded
- work-mindedness
- workmistress
- work name
- work of art
- work one's ass (butt, etc.) off
- work one's fingers to the bone
- work one's passage
- work one's way through university (or college, etc.)
- work one's way up
- work one's will on/upon
- work (or do) wonders
- work (or run) oneself into the ground
- work out
- workout
- workover
- work party
- workpeople
- work permit
- workperson
- workpiece
- workplace