coattestator

/k?ʊˌtɛstˈeɪtər/

Definitions

1. noun

A person who testifies on behalf of a party, especially in a lawsuit, often in relation to a coat of arms or family history.

“The coattestator was summoned to court to provide expert testimony on the noble family’s crest.”

Synonyms

  • expert witness
  • testifier

Antonyms

  • defendant
  • plaintiff