1. One appointed to assess property for taxation; an inferior officer of justice, who assists the judge; one who sits by another as next in dignity, and assistant in council; a legal adviser in a court.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• assessee,
• assesse,
• asssesor,
• assesors,
• assesser,
• assessd,
• assorsor,
• assesst,
• asscessory,
• asseser,
• assessopr,
• aggessor,
• assessory,
• assecessor,
• assssor,
• asessor,
• assesss,
• assecor,
• assesor,
• asssessors

The adjective form of the word "assessor" is "assessory".

The plural of the "assessor" can be the "assessors".

The singular of the "assessor" can be the "assessor".