1. something that serves to remind or bring to mind
2. a person whose job is to remind others of something or to collect debts
Usage: archaic
3. an official who keeps records or accounts
Usage: historical; British

Examples

• The old photograph served as a remembrancer of their childhood friendship.
• She kept the ticket stub as a remembrancer of her first concert.
• The monument stands as a remembrancer of those who served in the war.
• In medieval times, a remembrancer would collect taxes for the crown.
• The Queen’s Remembrancer is an ancient office in the British legal system.
• He placed the shell on his desk as a remembrancer of his beach vacation.