citator

As nouns the difference between terms and citator

is that terms is while citator is (legal) an index of citations of legal cases and other sources.

As a noun citator

is (legal) an index of citations of legal cases and other sources.

As an adjective citatory is

of or pertaining to citation.

Shepardize is a see also of citator.

As a noun citator is

(legal) an index of citations of legal cases and other sources.

Citatorial is a related term of citator.

As a noun citator is

(legal) an index of citations of legal cases and other sources.

As a verb citor

is .

As a noun citator is

(legal) an index of citations of legal cases and other sources.

As nouns the difference between citer and citator

is that citer is one who cites while citator is (legal) an index of citations of legal cases and other sources.

As nouns the difference between citation and citator

is that citation is an official summons or notice given to a person to appear; the paper containing such summons or notice while citator is (legal) an index of citations of legal cases and other sources.

In obsolete terms the difference between index and citator

is that index is a prologue indicating what follows while citator is one who makes a citation; a citer or citor.

As nouns the difference between index and citator

is that index is an alphabetical listing of items and their location while citator is an index of citations of legal cases and other sources.

As a verb index

is to arrange an index for something, especially a long text.

As a proper noun Index

is a town in Washington.