? Obs. Also sollicitrix. [f. SOLICITOR, after forms in -TRIX.]
1. = SOLICITRESS 2.
1611. Cotgr., Maquerelle, a (woman) bawd; the solicitrix of lecherie.
2. A female solicitor; = SOLICITRESS 1.
1637. Nabbes, Microcosm., V. G j b. Blesse me! who’s this? one of the devells she lawyers?… Pray’ how long have you beene a sollicitrix?
1658. in Verney Mem. (1907), II. 77. You have a sollicitrix here,… which is my wife.
1700. T. Brown, trans. Fresny’s Amusem. Ser. & Com., 46. The first Motion he found in himself, was for the Charming Sollicitrix.
1747. Mem. Nutrebian Crt., I. 82. The bishop began with saying what an importunate sollicitrix the dutchess had been.
