DEFAECATOR | • defaecator n. Alternative form of defecator. • DEFAECATOR n. one who defaecates, also DEFECATOR. |
DEFAECATORS | • defaecators n. Plural of defaecator. • DEFAECATOR n. one who defaecates, also DEFECATOR. |
DEFECATOR | • defecator n. One who defecates. • defecator n. (Archaic) That which cleanses or purifies; especially, an apparatus for removing impurities from juices and syrups. • DEFECATOR n. a device for purifying e.g. sugar, also DEFAECATOR. |
DEFECATORS | • defecators n. Plural of defecator. • DEFECATOR n. a device for purifying e.g. sugar, also DEFAECATOR. |
DEPRECATOR | • deprecator n. One who deprecates. • DEPRECATOR n. one who deprecates. |
DEPRECATORILY | • deprecatorily adv. In a deprecatory manner. • DEPRECATORY adv. serving to deprecate. |
DEPRECATORS | • deprecators n. Plural of deprecator. • DEPRECATOR n. one who deprecates. |
DEPRECATORY | • deprecatory adj. That deprecates; apologetic or disparaging. • deprecatory adj. (Archaic) Tending to avert evil by prayer. • DEPRECATORY adj. serving to deprecate. |
HYPOTHECATOR | • hypothecator n. (Law) One who hypothecates or pledges anything as security for the repayment of money borrowed. • HYPOTHECATOR n. one who hypothecates. |
HYPOTHECATORS | • hypothecators n. Plural of hypothecator. • HYPOTHECATOR n. one who hypothecates. |
IMPRECATORY | • imprecatory adj. That imprecates or invokes evil. • IMPRECATORY adj. of or like an imprecation. |
PRECATORY | • precatory adj. Expressing a wish. • precatory adj. (Law) Expressing a wish but not creating any legal obligation or duty. • PRECATORY adj. expressing a wish. |