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process server
noun
- a person who serves legal documents, as subpoenas, writs, or warrants, especially those requiring appearance in court.
process-server
noun
- a sheriff's officer who serves legal documents such as writs for appearance in court
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Word History and Origins
Origin of process server1
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Example Sentences
He was a process server and he died when I was two and a half—tuberculosis of the kidney.
Corzine refused to accept the papers and the process server placed them on the floor.
At fifteen he had been taken away from a boarding-school to be sent into the employment of a process-server.
This venerable ancestor was, I have been told, a process server in one of the poorest parishes of the Rouergue.
However, the family remains, and no process-server would show his face at the rebuilt house for fifty pounds.
Say, come to look him over close, I might have known he was no ten-a-week process server.
One can only enjoy an estate if one has no fear of the process-server making his appearance upon it.
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