In 6 -our. [a. AF. conjuratour = F. conjurateur, learned ad. L. conjūrātor-em, agent-n. from conjūrāre: see CONJURE. (The inherited F. form is conjureur, OF. conjureor: see CONJURER.)] One joined with others by an oath; a fellow-conspirator.
1549. Compl. Scot., xv. 132. Sum tyme coniuration is reuelit throucht facilnes of the coniuratours that schauis there secret til ane voman.
1577–87. Holinshed, Scot. Chron. (1806), II. 332. The factions of the conjurators and seditious persons.
1821. Blackw. Mag., X. 406. The villainy of the designs of these conjurators.
