| CAFETORIUMS | • cafetoriums n. Plural of cafetorium. • CAFETORIUM n. a large room designed for use as both a cafe and an auditorium. |
| CARBURETORS | • carburetors n. Plural of carburetor. • CARBURETOR n. an apparatus for charging a gas with carbon compounds, also CARBURETER, CARBURETTER, CARBURETTOR. |
| EXCRETORIES | • excretories n. Plural of excretory. • EXCRETORY n. a duct that helps to receive and excrete matter. |
| NONSECRETOR | • nonsecretor n. That which is not a secretor. • NONSECRETOR n. an individual of blood group A, B, or AB who does not secrete the antigens characteristic of these blood groups. |
| PRAETORIANS | • praetorians n. Plural of praetorian. • Praetorians n. Plural of Praetorian. • PRAETORIAN n. a former praetor or man of equivalent rank, also PRETORIAN. |
| PRAETORIUMS | • PRAETORIUM n. the court or palace of the governor of a Roman province. |
| PRAETORSHIP | • praetorship n. (History) The office or term of a praetor. • PRAETORSHIP n. the office of praetor, a magistrate of ancient Rome, also PRETORSHIP. |
| PRETORSHIPS | • pretorships n. Plural of pretorship. • PRETORSHIP n. the office of pretor, a magistrate of ancient Rome, also PRAETORSHIP. |
| PROPRAETORS | • propraetors n. Plural of propraetor. • PROPRAETOR n. a magistrate of ancient Rome who, after acting as praetor, was appointed to the governor of a province, also PROPRETOR. |
| PROPRIETORS | • proprietors n. Plural of proprietor. • PROPRIETOR n. an owner. |
| RHETORICIAN | • rhetorician n. An expert or student of rhetoric. • rhetorician n. An orator or eloquent public speaker. • RHETORICIAN n. a master or teacher of rhetoric. |
| RHETORISING | • rhetorising v. Present participle of rhetorise. • RHETORISE v. (obsolete) to use rhetorical language. |
| RHETORIZING | • rhetorizing v. Present participle of rhetorize. • RHETORIZE v. (obsolete) to use rhetorical language, also RHETORISE. |
| SECRETORIES | • secretories n. Plural of secretory. • SECRETORY n. a secretory vessel. |