1. a person who is vouched for by another
Usage: legal
2. in legal proceedings, a person called upon to warrant or defend a title to property
Usage: legal; archaic

Examples

• The attorney called the vouchee to testify about the property’s ownership.
• In the old legal system, the vouchee was responsible for defending the title.
• The court required the vouchee to appear and warrant the deed.
• As the vouchee, he had to prove his right to the disputed land.
• The plaintiff summoned the vouchee to support his claim to the estate.