QUADRUPLATOR

quadruplator (kwah-droo-pl<<schwa>>-tor), n.[Latin] Roman law. An informer who, by law,

could institute criminal proceedings and then receive a reward of a fourth part of the thing

informed against, usu. relating to frauds on the fiscus. Pl. quadruplatores

(kwah-dr<<schwa>>-pl<<schwa>>-tor-eez). [Blacks Law 8^th]