cuneatic (kuneatik)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 65
[ Same as cuneate . [Rare.] cuneator (kūnē-ā-tor), n. [ML., cuneus , a wedge: see cuneus .] An official formerly intrusted with the regulation of the dies used in the mints in England. The office was abolished with the abolition of the provincial mints. The office of cuneator was one of great importance at a time when there existed a multiplicity of mints. Encyc. Brit ., XVI. 480.
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