intrant noun & adjective. ['ɪntr(ǝ)nt] Chiefly Scot. E16.
[Latin intrant- pres. ppl stem of intrare enter, in medieval Latin senses: see -ANT¹.]
A. noun.
1. A person who takes legal possession of land etc. Now rare. E16.

2. A person who enters a college, institution, association, etc. M16.

3. A person who enters a room, building, etc. rare. M17.

4. A person who enters into holy orders. M17.
b. adjective. Entering (an office, profession, etc.); newly appointed. L16.

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