Auditor
Au´di`tor
AUDITOR. An officer whose duty is to examine the accounts of officers who
have received and disbursed public moneys by lawful authority. See Acts of
Congress, April 3, 1817; 3 Story's Laws U. S. 1630; and the Act of February
24, 1819, 3 Story's L. U. S. 1722.
Big Brother,
CA,
CPA,
accepter,
accountant,
accountant general,
acquirer,
actuary,
addressee,
audience,
audient,
autodidact,
bank accountant,
bank examiner,
beholder,
boatswain,
bookkeeper,
boss,
bursar,
calculator,
cashier,
cashkeeper,
certified public accountant,
chamberlain,
chartered accountant,
chief,
clerk,
comptroller,
consignee,
controller,
cost accountant,
cost keeper,
curator,
depositary,
depository,
eavesdropper,
educatee,
financial officer,
floor manager,
floorman,
floorwalker,
foreman,
gaffer,
ganger,
getter,
head,
headman,
hearer,
hearkener,
holder,
inquirer,
inspector,
journalizer,
learner,
liquidator,
listener,
looker,
monitor,
noncommissioned officer,
obtainer,
overhearer,
overman,
overseer,
payee,
paymaster,
praepostor,
prefect,
proctor,
procurer,
pupil,
purse bearer,
purser,
receiver,
recipient,
reckoner,
recorder,
registrar,
scholar,
self-taught person,
sirdar,
slave driver,
snoop,
spectator,
steward,
straw boss,
student,
studier,
subforeman,
super,
superintendent,
supervisor,
surveyor,
taker,
taskmaster,
trainee,
treasurer,
trustee,
viewer,
visitor