Assessor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ASSESSOR in dictionary:

VERB:
• One appointed or elected to assist a judge or magistrate with his special knowledge of the subject to be decided; as legal assessors, nautical assessors.
• One who sits by another, as next in dignity, or as an assistant and adviser; an associate in office.
• One appointed to assess persons or property for the purpose of taxation.
NOUN:
• one who assesses
• a person who evaluates the quality of a person or thing
• a person who calculates or estimates the price or value of something
• a person who is knowledgeable in a particular field and is called upon for advice, typically by a judge or committee of inquiry
• person who values property for taxation or insurance purposes
• an official who evaluates property for the purpose of taxing it
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• one that assesses

Words related to ASSESSOR

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Words that contain ASSESSOR

assessors9 assessorial11 assessorship17 assessorships18

How to use ASSESSOR in a sentence

• But by accident it drew upon me the special attention of my assessor on the box, the coachman.
• Hardcastle, who went from house to house, gathering compliments as an assessor levies taxes, completed the round of the village and began again.
• The council also elects at its first meeting, a village assessor, who shall hold his office one year.
• It usually elects the assessor, the city attorney, the street commissioner, and a city surveyor, and in some states other officers.
• I do not know exactly how it is now, but the assessor has left her name off the tax-list, and passed her by rather than have a lawsuit with her.
• Walter Trumbull was assistant assessor of internal revenue, and a son of United States Senator Lyman Trumbull of Illinois.
• Stone is a member of the Episcopal Church, has several times been elected an Assessor of the city of Hudson, and for three years has filled the office of Treasurer of the County.
• The officers of the Maryland hundred were the high constable, the commander of militia, the tobacco-viewer, the overseer of roads, and the assessor of taxes.
• He was then teaching school, was assessor of the township where he resided, and no one suspected that he had ever committed a dishonest action.
• When the Legislature adjourned Governor Alcorn sent Bruce to Bolivar county as County Assessor.
• The assessment was, indeed, made by the heads of the principal Ahbun families of the district, with Mahommed Hussan Khan as chief assessor.
• I have investigated the case myself, with the aid of my assistant, Captain Hayes, and with the attendance of an assessor on the part of the King.
• But Hammerstein meant it, for he shot himself the week after her wedding with the assessor.
• In rural Latium, rich and poor clung to the old faith, and everywhere a plebeian feared alike the assessor and the gods, and sacrificed to both.
• Now the evil heart of the assessor was laid bare, his infamy proven.
• The assessor bowed low, kissing the hand of Vergilius, who quickly mounted horse.
• I thought the same, and so did the government assessor.
• Happily a friend of the family, the Assessor Branting, took a fancy to the handsome and clever boy and offered him a home in his house.
• Taxes may be collected by widely differing methods under the two systems, but there must always be the tax collector and the tax assessor.
• It was always, and always would be, at the mercy of an Assessor.
• Still more to the point, the Corporation had appointed a second assessor to act with Sir Hugh Corver.
• The assessor is as near a despot as any agent of popular government to-day.
• Willingness to under-assess property often becomes thus the chief virtue of an assessor in the eyes of his political constituents.
• Slingsby, our assessor and tax-collector, holds on too.
• The bald patch was out of sight, and the smile would have softened the heart of an income-tax assessor.
• The executive officers of the township are the clerk, the treasurer, the school directors, the assessor, the supervisors, and the constables.
• The Chinese assessor insisted, not without reason, that she ought to be kept in a native jail.
• Kitchener had been ordered by Lord Roberts to attach himself to the VIth Division as assessor to Kelly-Kenny, and marched out with it.

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