? Obs. [agent-noun f. AGGREGATE v., as if a. L. *aggregātor, f. aggregāre.]

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  1.  One who joins himself to; an adherent.

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1533.  Elyot, Castel of Helth (1541), A iiij. Ye practisis of Isake, Halyabbas, Rasys, Mesue, and also of the more part of them which were their aggregatours and folowers.

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  2.  A collector of particulars; a compiler.

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1621.  Burton, Anat. Mel., II. IV. I. iii. (1676), 230/2. Jacobus de Dondis the Aggregator repeats Ambergreese Nutmegs and all Spice amongst the rest.

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