sequestrator
One who confiscates
A sequestrator is a person appointed to take custody of disputed property or assets during legal proceedings.
Courts assign sequestrators to manage property when ownership is contested or when a party fails to comply with court orders.
The term also applies to someone who sequesters anything—isolating or setting it apart: The sequestrator of the jury ensured no outside contact during deliberations.
One who accepts transmission
- trusteeOne managing another's assets
- court-appointedDesignated by a judge
- custodianGuardian of a place
- fiduciaryAgent bound by loyalty
conservator · marshal · asset freeze · injunction · attachment · garnishment · lien · receivership
Molecule that binds centrally
- binding agentSubstance that unifies components
- metal ionsPositively charged atomic particles
- affinityNatural liking or attraction
- coordinationOrganized cooperative movement
precipitation · adsorption · bioavailability · speciation · detoxification · resin · partitioning · solubility
Lay parish administrator
- vestryChurch robing chamber
- vacancyUnoccupied space or position
- parishLocal church community
- dioceseBishop's territorial jurisdiction
benefice · tithe · church property · interregnum · episcopal · canonical · revenue · glebe
Collecting and storing emissions
- soilGround matter for planting
- wetlandWaterlogged land ecosystem
- biomassLiving material in aggregate
- forestTree-dense ecosystem
peatland · ocean · sediment · vegetation · biochar · carbon sink · climate mitigation · organic matter
receiver
One who accepts transmission
- trusteeOne managing another's assets
- court-appointedDesignated by a judge
- custodianGuardian of a place
fiduciary · conservator · marshal · asset freeze · injunction · attachment · garnishment · lien · receivership · judgment
ligand
Molecule that binds centrally
- binding agentSubstance that unifies components
- metal ionsPositively charged atomic particles
- affinityNatural liking or attraction
coordination · precipitation · adsorption · bioavailability · speciation · detoxification · resin · partitioning · solubility · buffer
churchwarden
Lay parish administrator
diocese · benefice · tithe · church property · interregnum · episcopal · canonical · revenue · glebe · incumbent
carbon capture
Collecting and storing emissions
forest · peatland · ocean · sediment · vegetation · biochar · carbon sink · climate mitigation · organic matter · greenhouse gas
sequestratorrightful owner
One with legitimate claim
legal owner · title holder · property owner · debtor · defendant
sequestratorrestorer
One who repairs
releaser · liberator · distributor · relinquisher · grantor
- jury sequestrationConfining panelists during trial
- carbon sequestrationRemoving and storing atmospheric CO2
sequestration, sequestrate, sequestrations, sequestrators, sequestrating, sequestrated