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noticer

noticer

9.8
A person who officially gives a written warning or order
  • noun
  • /ˈnoʊtɪsər/
  • Formal
translation icon : notificador
  • The noticer must deliver the eviction notice in person to the tenant.

Examples

  • Each noticer should keep a copy of the notice they have issued for future reference.

  • If the noticer fails to follow the correct procedure, the notice may be invalid.

  • The noticer filed the documents on time.

  • I need a noticer for my legal papers.

  • The noticer explained the terms of the lease agreement to the tenants before they signed.

  • As a noticer, she is responsible for delivering official notifications to the board members.

  • Before issuing any fines, the noticer must ensure that all legal procedures have been followed.

Synonyms

crier
vsnoticer
  • Archaic
19 9.8

An official who calls out public news and orders in a town or court

usually provides official information in formal legal settings rather than making public oral calls
filer
vsnoticer
9 6.0

A person or organization who sends official papers to a court

commonly delivers formal information outward rather than only lodging documents
pronouncer
vsnoticer
  • Formal
1 7.0

A person who announces official decisions, like court verdicts or competition results

usually gives formal information, not the authority who declares legal judgments
summoner
vsnoticer
  • Archaic
1 9.5

A person who brings official papers telling people to go to church court

typically informs officially, not specifically to force court appearance
preferrer
vsnoticer
  • Formal
8.2

A person who brings a complaint or petition to an authority

typically serves to inform officially rather than to initiate a legal accusation
memorialist
vsnoticer
  • Formal
8.3

A person who writes a formal letter or petition to an official

often delivers formal information in various forms rather than only sending written statements
proclaimer
vsnoticer
  • Formal
6.5

A person who announces official news or rules to the public

tends to act in legal or administrative contexts rather than broad public declarations

How Official

authority
889 3.1
issuer
  • Specialized
20 5.3
noticer
  • Formal
9.8
notifier
1 3.9
sender
24 1.0

Surface Forms

noticer singular
noticers plural

Morphology

noticer = notice (transparent) = notice + er

The word is transparently formed as an agent noun meaning a person who gives notice.

Etymology

Noticer comes from notice plus the ending -er, which means 'one who'. The word notice is like note, originally meaning 'a written message' or 'a mark', so a legal noticer is the person who gives a formal, written notice or warning.