Obs. rare. Also 8 Sc. vanditor. [a. L. venditor, agent-noun from vendĕre to sell, or ad. It. venditore.] A seller, vendor.
1698. Money masters all things, 89. The Venditors of Oatmeal round and small, Do diligently wait on Money’s Call.
1733. Lady Baillie, Househ. Bk. (S.H.S.), 340. To the venditor in full for Moneths 5, £ 4 0 0.
