comaker

[koh-mey-ker, koh-mey-ker]

noun

Finance.

1. a person who formally undertakes to discharge the duties of the maker of an instrument, especially a promissory note, in the event of the maker's default.

Word History and Origins

Origin of comaker¹

First recorded in 1930–35; co- + maker

Example Sentences

In 2021 it fully acquired Spain’s Ice Cream Factory Comaker and introduced its first-ever Ferrero Rocher ice cream bars.

From Seattle Times