Usages of illicitator
Illicitator contra emptorem licetur.
The sham bidder bids against the buyer.
Illicitator licitatur, sed emptor non licitatur.
The sham bidder makes bids, but the buyer does not bid.
Illicitator iterum licetur, et licitatio pretium auget.
The sham bidder bids again, and competitive bidding increases the price.
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