emulator

[Lat. æmulator, from æmula tus, pa. par. of æmulor =to emulate.] One who emulates; a rival, a competitor. *ěm-u-lā-tor-y, a . [English emulat (e); -ory.] Contentious, envious, jealous. ěm-u-lā-tre , s . [English emulator ; -e .] A female who emulates; a female rival or competitor. ěm-üle, *æm-ule, v. t . [Lat. æmulus =emulating.] To emulate. e-mŭlge, v. t. [Lat. emulgeo.] To milk out, to draw out as milk.