bar·ra·tor also bar·ra·ter (b r  -tr)n. One who engages in barratry. [Middle English baratour, from Old French barateour, swindler, from barater, to cheat, perhaps from Vulgar Latin *pratt  re, from Greek prttein, to do.] |
barrator [ˈbærətə]
n
(Law) a person guilty of barratry
[from Old French barateor, from barater to barter]
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