actuary

Assuredly, they who plan picnics are not animated by the spirit of an actuary.

The judge beckoned to the actuary and ordered him to read the indictment.

The sum to be given would be named without difficulty by an actuary.

Where is the actuary who can appraise the value of a man's opinions?

When it came his time to loosen up he never referred the waiter to an actuary.

What actuary, he asks contemptuously, can appraise the value of a man's opinions?

An actuary will tell you that I am likely to outlive Colonel Cowles.

What the mortality is likely to be I do not accurately know; but any actuary will easily calculate it for you.

The societies have now a registrar, an actuary, a revising barrister and two public valuers.

Actuary, akt′ū-ar-i, n. a registrar or clerk: one who makes the calculations connected with an insurance office.