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abactor
noun
ab·ac·tor
\(ˈ)a-¦bak-tər\
Definition of abactor
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: one who steals cattle
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Origin and Etymology of abactor
borrowed from Latin abāctor, from abigere “to drive away” (from ab- 1ab- + agere “to drive” + -tor, agent suffix
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