Pol-līge'tor, n.
n. [Lat., from pollingere, to wash a corpse and prepare it for the funeral pile.] (Antiq.) A servant of an undertaker, who prepared a corpse for burial by washing and anointing it. (Obs.)
n. [Lat., from pollingere, to wash a corpse and prepare it for the funeral pile.] (Antiq.) A servant of an undertaker, who prepared a corpse for burial by washing and anointing it. (Obs.)