noun
procurer
Procurer (noun) means someone who obtains or gets things.
noun
1
Someone who obtains or gets things.
2
Someone who gets or obtains things.
3
Someone who finds clients for prostitutes.
4
Someone who stirs up trouble or provokes others to act.
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Etymology
Passed into English from Middle English procurour, which came from Anglo-Norman procurour and continental Old French procureor, both going back to Latin prōcūrātor. Looked at another way, it can be broken down as procure + er. It is a doublet of proctor and procurator.
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What is the meaning of procurer?
"procurer" (noun) means someone who obtains or gets things.
What is another word for procurer?
Other words for "procurer" include panderer, pimp, pandar, securer, ponce, pander.
What are the different meanings of procurer?
"procurer" has 3 main meanings: 1. Someone who obtains or gets things; 2. Someone who gets or obtains things; 3. Someone who finds clients for prostitutes.
