Executor
Pronunciation: /ɪɡˈzɛkjətər/
Executor (noun)
- A person named in a will to manage the dead person’s property and make sure the will is followed.
- A person who does a task that someone else planned, especially when rules or orders must be followed.
- A program component that starts and manages tasks, often by sending them to available workers.
Examples
- The executor handled the will after the death.
- An executor manages the legal steps of the will.