The Collaborative International Dictionary
Interceder \In`ter*ced"er\, n.
One who intercedes; an intercessor; a mediator.
--Johnson.
Wiktionary
n. One who intercedes; an intercessor; a mediator.
Usage examples of "interceder".
The stone had come out of nowhere to land at her feet, as she was walking up Koshmar Way from the Chapel of the Interceder to her chambers in the House of Government, as she did almost every morning after she had prayed.
Others knelt before the Beng god Nakhaba, saying that he too held a rank in heaven above that of the Five, that he was the Interceder who could speak with the humans on the People's behalf.
Quisinimoir Flendra held tight and prayed to every god whose name he could remember: his own first, the All-Merciful, and then Nakhaba the Interceder, and then Yissou, Dawinno, Emakkis.
The Interceder, he who stands between the People and the humans, and speaks with them on our behalf.
Even to the Interceder who was to speak for him, after the old fashion.