amender

noun
UK /əˈmɛndə/
US /əˈmɛndər/

A person who fixes or changes something to make it better.

The amender of the club rules made them fairer for everyone.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A person who formally changes the words of a law or document.

The amender of the constitution proposed a new clause.

3. A substance or tool used to improve soil for growing plants.

The gardener spread an amender over the poor soil before planting.

4. Someone who makes up for a wrong they have done.

As an amender of his past mistakes, he apologized and helped repair the fence.