"cornutor" meaning in English

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      "expansion": "English horner",
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  "etymology_text": "Related to Latin cornu (“horn”). Compare English horner.",
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          "ref": "1659, Robert Heath, “Why the Cornutee loves the Cornutor?”, in Paradoxical Assertions and Philosophical Problems Full of Delight and Recreation for all Ladies and Youthful Fancie:",
          "text": "Or as the Spaniel who loves his Master the more for beating him, so doth not the Cornutee love the Cornutor the more for cudgelling his wife with his Flabellum […]",
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          "text": "He that thinks every man is his wife's suitor, / Defiles his bed, and proves his own cornutor.",
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        "One who makes another person into a cuckold."
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        "(obsolete) One who makes another person into a cuckold."
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          "word": "cuckolder"
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  "word": "cornutor"
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