liquidator

[Eng. liquid at ( e ); -or.] 1. Ord. Lang.: One who liquidates, settles, or pays off, as a debt. 2. Comm.: An official appointed to conduct the liquidation or winding up of a firm or company; to bring or defend actions, and generally to do all nece ary busine on its behalf. 11-quid-1-ty, s. [Lat. liquid it as , from liquidus liquid, clear; Fr. liquid ité ; Ital. liquid ità .] 1. quality or state of being liquid; that state. or condition of a material substance in which the component particles are free to move about among themselves on the least pre ure; fluidity. "The spirits, for their liquidity , are more uncapable than the fluid medium to persevere in the continued repetition of vocal airs."-Glanvill: Vanity of Dogmatizing, ch. iv. 2. The quality or state of being smooth, flowing, melodious, or agreeable; as, the liquidity of sound, music, .