1. Plural of consignor; persons or entities that deliver goods to another party (a consignee) for sale, custody, or transport, typically retaining ownership until the goods are sold.
Usage: Common in commerce and logistics; Often used in shipping and retail contexts

Examples

• The consignors shipped their merchandise to the warehouse for distribution.
• Multiple consignors contributed products to the online marketplace.
• The contract specifies the rights and responsibilities of both consignors and consignees.
• Consignors retain ownership of the goods until they are sold by the retailer.
• The logistics company coordinated pickups from several consignors across the region.