| COMMENDATOR | • commendator n. (Obsolete) A cleric who held a commendam. • COMMENDATOR n. a person who holds a benefice in commendam; a titular abbot, etc. |
| DEPREDATORS | • depredators n. Plural of depredator. • DEPREDATOR n. one who plunders or pillages. |
| DEPREDATORY | • depredatory adj. Tending or designed to depredate. • DEPREDATORY adj. serving to depredate. |
| DILAPIDATOR | • dilapidator n. One who dilapidates; a person causing dilapidation. • DILAPIDATOR n. an agent that dilapidates. |
| ELUCIDATORS | • elucidators n. Plural of elucidator. • ELUCIDATOR n. one who elucidates. |
| ELUCIDATORY | • elucidatory adj. Serving to elucidate. • ELUCIDATORY adj. serving to elucidate. |
| FECUNDATORS | • FECUNDATOR n. one who fecundates. |
| FECUNDATORY | • fecundatory adj. Of or relating to fecundation. • FECUNDATORY adj. serving to fecundate. |
| FEUDATORIES | • feudatories n. Plural of feudatory. • FEUDATORY n. one holding lands or power by a feudal tenure, also FEODARY, FEUDARY. |
| GRADATORIES | • gradatories n. Plural of gradatory. • GRADATORY n. a flight of stairs. |
| INTIMIDATOR | • intimidator n. One who intimidates. • INTIMIDATOR n. one who intimidates. |
| INVALIDATOR | • invalidator n. One who, or that which, makes invalid. • INVALIDATOR n. one who invalidates. |
| LAUDATORIES | • laudatories n. Laudatory remarks; praise; adulation. • LAUDATORY n. a eulogy. |
| LIQUIDATORS | • liquidators n. Plural of liquidator. • LIQUIDATOR n. one that liquidates. |
| MANDATORIES | • mandatories n. Plural of mandatory. • MANDATORY n. the holder of a mandate. |
| MANDATORILY | • mandatorily adv. In a mandatory manner; not optionally; required. • MANDATORY adv. by mandate, also MANDATARY. |
| PREDATORILY | • predatorily adv. In a predatory manner. • PREDATORY adv. preying on other animals. |
| RETARDATORY | • retardatory adj. Retardant; delaying. • RETARDATORY adj. tending to retard. |
| SUDATORIUMS | • SUDATORIUM n. (Latin) a sweat room in a bath. |
| TREPIDATORY | • trepidatory adj. That trepidates, or that causes trepidations. • trepidatory adj. Of an earthquake, having a vertical, up-and-down motion, as opposed to a horizontal, side-to-side motion. • TREPIDATORY adj. causing trepidation, trembling; alarmed agitation. |