1. plural of warrantor; people or entities that provide warranties or guarantees
Usage: legal; business

Examples

• The warrantors agreed to replace any defective parts within one year.
• Multiple warrantors were listed in the contract for different components.
• The warrantors must honor their commitments to repair or replace faulty products.
• Legal disputes arose between the buyers and the warrantors over coverage terms.
• The warrantors provided written assurance that the equipment would function properly.
• Insurance companies often serve as warrantors for extended protection plans.