solicˈitant noun

A person who solicits (also adjective)

solicitāˈtion noun

1. A soliciting
2. An earnest request
3. An invitation

solicˈiting noun

Any action of the verb, esp (of prostitutes) the making of advances

solicˈitor noun

1. A person who is legally qualified to act for another in a court of law (esp formerly a court of equity)
2. A lawyer who advises, prepares deeds, manages cases, instructs counsel in the higher courts, and acts as an advocate in the lower courts
3. A person who asks earnestly
4. A canvasser (N American)
5. A law officer responsible for the legal affairs of a town or city (N American)

solicˈitorship noun

solicˈitous adjective

1. Soliciting or earnestly asking or desiring
2. Anxious
3. Concerned
4. Considerate
5. Careful

solicˈitously adverb

solicˈitousness or solicˈitude noun

1. The state of being solicitous
2. Anxiety or uneasiness of mind
3. Trouble

solicˈitor-adˈvocate noun

In Scotland, a solicitor empowered to represent clients in the High Court or Court of Session

Solicˈitor-Genˈeral noun

1. In England, the law officer of the crown next in rank to the Attorney-General, and in Scotland, the law officer of the crown next in rank to the Lord-Advocate
2. (in the US) the representative of the federal government at the Supreme Court