[f. as prec. + -OR.] One who elucidates.
1709. Felton, Diss. Classics (1730), 168 (J.). Obscurity that is brought over them by … their pedantical Elucidators.
1787–91. ‘G. Gambado,’ Acad. Horsem. (1809), 41. As my ingenious elucidator shews you.
1846. Hawthorne, Mosses, II. viii. (1864), 180. The works of his own elucidators were flung upon him.
