declarator (deklarator)

[F. déclara toire, 1487 judgment which simply declares the rights of the parties or expre es the opinion of the court on a question of law, Lawrence. without ordering anything to be done. Rapalje and IMG:content-2168.png:[blocks in formation] The declarer of some true facts or sincere pa ions. Ruskin, Lectures on Art. declare (de-klar'), v.; pret. and pp. declared, ppr. declaring. [ME. declaren, declerer, dec lairier, desclairier, etc., F. déclarer = Sp. Pg. declarar = It. dichiarire, dich i a rare, Boyle. To declare this a little, we must a ume that the surfaces of such bodies are exactly smooth. 2. To make known by words; a ert explicitly; manifest or communicate plainly in any way; publish; proclaim; tell. For a story of gallant bold Robin Hood Unto you I will declare . Same as decla ed . It is only the décla é , the ne'er-do-well, or the really unfortunate, who has nothing to call his own. Fortnightly Rev. , N. S., XLII. 227.