| 释义 | 
		com·pur·ga·tor \ˈkäm(ˌ)pərˌgād.ər\ noun (-s) Etymology: Medieval Latin, from Latin compurgatus + -or  : one that defends or supports another  < spoke most kindly as my compurgators — H.J.Laski > specifically  : one that under oath vouches for the blameless character or conduct of an accused person attempting thereby to vindicate him |