[n. of action (on L. analogies) f. L. articulā-re to joint: see -OR.]
1. One who articulates or pronounces words.
1777. Boswell, Johnson (1831), IV. 8. An elderly housekeeper, a most distinct articulator, showed us the house.
2. techn. One who articulates bones, and mounts skeletons.
1865. Dickens, Mut. Fr., I. vii. Articulator of human bones.
1883. Nature, 5 April (Advt.). Articulator.—Wanted, a Person skilled in the Preparation and Mounting of Skeletons.
