barretor
/ˈbɛrɪtər/
noun
- A person who stirs up quarrels or lawsuits, especially for personal gain.
- The town's barretor was known for filing frivolous lawsuits against his neighbors.
- In medieval times, a barretor could be punished for causing unnecessary legal disputes.
- The judge warned the barretor to stop his habit of provoking arguments in court.
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