locator
a person who locates something.
a person who determines or establishes the boundaries of land or a mining claim.
Origin of locator
1- Sometimes lo·cat·er.
Words Nearby locator
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How to use locator in a sentence
These locators could eventually be used to watch neurons and spot early-stage diseases.
Scientists genetically engineered prehistoric proteins to detect diseases | Claire Maldarelli | August 16, 2021 | Popular-ScienceOn the other hand, you might want a GPS locator that works as a pet monitor as well.
Keep your pet safe and sound with the best pet GPS trackers | Florie Korani | July 23, 2021 | Popular-ScienceThese features include locator tools for mobile RV technicians and tires.
Planning an RV trip? Download these apps before you hit the road. | Anna Mazurek | April 22, 2021 | Washington PostHe also suggests bringing a paper map since cellphone battery is finite, and investing in a personal locator beacon — which works in remote regions where cell service does not.
A hiker was lost and desperate. A stranger with an unusual hobby saved him. | Sydney Page | April 22, 2021 | Washington PostA personal locator beacon may help you get out of a tight spot, and both Flett and I prefer the Garmin InReach Mini.
Check out the store locator: its biggest states are Texas (264 outlets), Georgia (197), Florida (155), and North Carolina (143).
Mitt Romney and Chick-fil-A Resemble Each Other in So Many Ways It’s Scary | Daniel Gross | August 23, 2012 | THE DAILY BEASTSearch for charities in your area through the zip code locator and you can make an impact locally.
He soon made the acquaintance of a professional "locator," a human parasite that hovers around the border of all Government land.
The Land of Lure | Elliott SmithPage 252, the missing locator for footnote 275 has been supplied.
The True History of The State Prisoner, commonly called The Iron Mask | George Agar EllisIt brought the dot up to dead center point in the locator plate and stopped.
The Winds of Time | James H. SchmitzNow the star map began to glide through the locator plate, carrying the fixed green dot with it.
The Winds of Time | James H. SchmitzThe man up the creek, the original locator of the denful of Grizzlies, had his opinion of Old Bill as a slayer of bears.
Bears I Have Met--and Others | Allen Kelly
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