adstipulator
noun
ad·stip·u·la·tor
\ad-ˈsti-pyə-ˌlā-tər\
Definition of adstipulator
-s
: an additional party made accessory to a promise or contract in order to provide an agent or attorney or to enable a person to make an agreement that would take effect after the person's death
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Origin and Etymology of adstipulator
Latin, from adstipulatus + -or
First Known Use: 1842
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