? Obs. [a. L. agricultor, i.e., agri cultor a tiller of the field. Cf. mod. Fr. agriculteur.] ‘A husbandman. The word in our language is modern, but is getting into common use.’ Todd 1818. Now very rare.
1787. Marshall, Rur. Econ. Norf., II. (To Reader), 6. For an agricultor cannot register an incident.
1839. J. Rogers, Antipopopr., vi. § 2. 228. A man that keeps a vineyard, a vine-dresser, or an agricultor.
