[L.; agent-n. f. litigāre (see LITIGATE).] One who litigates.
1687. Sir Peter Pett, Obligation resulting from the Oath of Supremacy, 136. Allow’d to save him from being as a Calumnious and rash litigator condemned in Expences.
1778. Public Advertiser, 15 July, 1/3. Till we at last find ourselves in not quite so good a Situation as that successful Litigator, who won his Cause, and only lost his Fortune.
In mod. Dicts.
