[a. L. castrātor, f. castrāre.] One who castrates; see the vb.
1811. Sporting Mag., XXXVIII. Aug., 211/1. John Beele, castrator, took one testicle away from the horse when it was a year old—the other had not come down into its proper place.
1818. Southey, Lett. (1856), III. 93–4. The reviewal of ‘Evelyn’s Memoirs’ (part of which goes to the grand castrator with this letter).
