† inforˈmator Obs. rare.
[a. late L. informātor (Tertullian), agent-n. from informāre to inform; cf. obs. F. informateur.]
An instructor, a teacher; = informer 1.
| 1651 Barksdale Nympha Libethris ii. vi, No reward hath He That is an Informator of School-free. Did I perhaps a School unlicens'd teach..I should then at their Feasts, my fingers lick. |