warrantee

[ wawr-uhn-tee, wor- ]

noun

1. a person to whom a warranty is made.

warrantee

/ ˌwɒrənˈtiː /

noun

1. a person to whom a warranty is given

Word History and Origins

Origin of warrantee¹

1660–70; warrant(y) or warrant(or) + -ee

Example Sentences

The process to finalize regulations has moved slowly since then, with some conflict over details, like how the federal rule would interact with state laws on hearing aid returns or warrantee policies and how much the devices should amplify sound.

From New York Times

However, the firm says it has shipped "between 6,000 and 7,000 units" so far, has issued 71 refunds and honoured 68 warrantee claims.

From BBC

They also recommend Bush, but pass on the undercoat and get the extended warrantee.

From US News

The best part: a two-year, “no-questions-asked” warrantee.

From Slate

Adjustments to warrantee costs estimates continued to take a bite out of the company.

From Chicago Tribune