prolocutrix
nounEtymology Learned borrowing from Medieval Latin prōlocūtrīx. By surface analysis, prolocutor + -trix. First attested in 1612.
- Lady Countesse, hath the Lords made you a charter, and sent you (for that you are an eloquent speaker) to be their aduocate and prolocutrix?1612, Samuel Daniel, The First Part of the History of England, published 1626, page 141:
- A furious clash fell betwixt them who should be the Prolocutrix.1660, James Howell, Parly Beasts, page 33: