This was the largest assemblage of troops on the short history of the Europeans up to that time. The attack on the enemyâs fort in December was completely successful. It was a counterpart of the memorable expedition against the Pequots 40 years before by the men of Connecticut.
negotiatornoun [ C ] uk â /nÉªËÉ¡ÉÊ.Êi.eÉª.tÉr/ us â /nÉªËÉ¡oÊ.Êi.eÉª.tÌ¬É/. âº someone who tries to help two groups who disagree to reach an agreement with each other, usually as a job: Some very skilful negotiators will be needed to settle this dispute.
The promise to pay the debt or fulfill the obligation of another if that person fails to do so {the father signed a guaranty for his sonâs car loan}. Guaranty formerly functioned also as a verbâa variant of guarantee âbut that form is now obsolete. Guaranty should now be used only in its modern legal sense, as a noun. Guarantor, n. 1. One who makes a guaranty {the father was the guarantor on his sonâs loan}. 2.