warrantee

[English warrant; -ee.] The person to whom land or other thing is warranted. war'-rant-er, s. [Eng. warrant, v.; -er.] 1. One who warrants; one who gives authority or legally empowers. 2. One who a ures or covenants to a ure; one who contracts to secure another in a right or to make good any defect of title or quality; one who guarantees; a guarantor. "I stand warranter of the event Placing my honor and my head in pledge." Cole ridge: Piccolo mini , i. 12. *war'-rant-işe, *war'-rant-ize, v . t . [English warrant; -ise, -ize .] To warrant, to a ure, to guarantee. "In regard hereof you wil vndertake to warrantize and make good vnto vs those penalties." -Hackluyt : Voy ages , i. 144. ISE, v.]