infringer

[Eng. infring (e); -er.] One who infringes, breaks, or violates; a violator, a transgre or, an encroacher. "The infringers of this commandment to be impris oned."- Strype: Edw. VI. (an. 1548). †in-frŭc-těs'-çençe, s . [Modeled on English inflorescence, but from Lat. fructus =fruit; cf.fruc tescence (q. v.).] Bot .: The name given by St. Pierre to the multiple or poly thalamic fruits bearing the same relation to a simple fruit that the inflorescence does to a simple flower. *In-fruc-tu-ōse, *In-fruc-tu-oŭs, a . [Latin infructuosus , from in = not, and fructus = fruit.] Not fruitful; not bearing fruit; unprofitable.