| ALLIGATORS | • alligators n. Plural of alligator. • alligators v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of alligator. • ALLIGATOR n. a reptile of a mainly American family related to the crocodile but with a shorter, broader snout and non-protruding teeth. |
| CASTIGATOR | • castigator n. One who castigates. • CASTIGATOR n. one who castigates or corrects. |
| FUMIGATORS | • fumigators n. Plural of fumigator. • FUMIGATOR n. one who fumigates. |
| FUMIGATORY | • fumigatory adj. Having the quality of purifying by smoke. • FUMIGATORY adj. having the quality of purifying by smoke. |
| FUSTIGATOR | • fustigator n. A person who fustigates. • FUSTIGATOR n. one who fustigates, beats with a club. |
| INSTIGATOR | • instigator n. A person who intentionally instigates, incites, or starts something, especially one that creates trouble. • INSTIGATOR n. one who instigates. |
| IRRIGATORS | • irrigators n. Plural of irrigator. • IRRIGATOR n. one who irrigates. |
| LEVIGATORS | • levigators n. Plural of levigator. • LEVIGATOR n. one who levigates. |
| LITIGATORS | • litigators n. Plural of litigator. • LITIGATOR n. one who litigates. |
| MITIGATORS | • mitigators n. Plural of mitigator. • MITIGATOR n. one who mitigates. |
| MITIGATORY | • mitigatory adj. Reducing, lessening the effects of something, generally something painful or uncomfortable. • MITIGATORY adj. tending to mitigate. |
| NAVIGATORS | • navigators n. Plural of navigator. • NAVIGATOR n. a person who navigates or sails. |
| OBLIGATORS | • obligators n. Plural of obligator. • OBLIGATOR n. one who obligates. |
| OBLIGATORY | • obligatory adj. Imposing obligation, legally, morally, or otherwise; binding; mandatory. • obligatory adj. Requiring a matter or obligation. • OBLIGATORY adj. binding in law or conscience. |