[f. VERIFY v. + -ER.]

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  1.  One who verifies, in various senses.

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  In quot. 1718 a translation of the Arabic title of Abubekir.

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1648.  Hexham, II. Een waer-maker, a Verifier, or a Maker good.

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1718.  Ockley, Saracens, II. 355. Then the Verifier succeeded him with the good liking of the Muslemans.

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1736.  Ainsworth, I. A verifier, confirmator, assertor.

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1865.  Reader, No. 141. 283/2. Valued by some verifier of the past.

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1885.  Mrs. Lynn Linton, Chris. Kirkland, II. vii. 223. Who will keep the keeper? and who will verify the verifier?

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  2.  techn. In the names of tools or devices (see quots.).

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1881.  Raymond, Mining Gloss., Verifier, a tool used in deep boring for detaching and bringing to the surface portions of the wall of the bore-hole at any desired depth.

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1884.  Knight, Dict. Mech., Suppl. 394. Gas verifier, an apparatus intended to verify whether the gas comes up to a given standard.

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