adulator (adulator)

[L., And became more than ever an adulator of the ruling powers. D. G. Mitchell, Wet Days. adulatory (ad'ū-la-to-ri), a. [ You are not lavish of your words, especially in that species of eloquence called the adulatory . Chesterfield. adulatre (ad'ū-la-tres), n . [=F. adulatrice , adulatricem , acc. of adulatrix , fem. form of adulator : see adulator .] A female adulator. Indiana, when the first novelty of tête - à - têtes was over, wished again for the constant adulatre of her charms and endowments. IMG:content-0295.png:[blocks in formation]