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Macer (ˈmeɪsə) n (law) a macebearer, esp (in scotland) an official who acts as usher in a court of law [c14: Macers definitions of macer noun an official who carries a mace of office synonyms: Macer is a borrowing from french.
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From old french massier, from masse mace 1] What is the etymology of the noun macer? Lucius clodius macer was a legatus of the roman empire in africa in the time of nero.
A ceremonial officer who carries a mace, signifying authority, and often accompanying or leading officials in processions, particularly in british and scottish contexts.
66 bc), was an official and annalist of ancient rome. Macer (feminine macra, neuter macrum, comparative macrior, superlative macerrimus); Definition of 'macer' macer in british english (ˈmeɪsə ) noun a macebearer, esp (in scotland) an official who acts as usher in a court of law
