| ADMONITORS | • admonitors n. Plural of admonitor. • ADMONITOR n. an admonisher; a monitor. |
| GENITORS | • genitors n. Plural of genitor. • GENITOR n. (Latin) a male parent. |
| IGNITORS | • ignitors n. Plural of ignitor. • IGNITOR n. someone who or something that ignites, e.g. an apparatus for firing an explosive or explosive mixture, also IGNITER. |
| JANITORS | • janitors n. Plural of janitor. • JANITOR n. (Latin) a doorkeeper; an attendant or caretaker. |
| JANITORSHIP | • janitorship n. The role or duration of being a janitor. • JANITORSHIP n. the office of janitor. |
| JANITORSHIPS | • janitorships n. Plural of janitorship. • JANITORSHIP n. the office of janitor. |
| MONITORS | • monitors n. Plural of monitor. • monitors v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of monitor. • MONITOR v. to keep track of. |
| MONITORSHIP | • monitorship n. The status of serving as a monitor. • MONITORSHIP n. the office of monitor. |
| MONITORSHIPS | • monitorships n. Plural of monitorship. • MONITORSHIP n. the office of monitor. |
| PREMONITORS | • premonitors n. Plural of premonitor. • PREMONITOR n. one who, or that which, gives premonition. |
| PRIMOGENITORS | • primogenitors n. Plural of primogenitor. • PRIMOGENITOR n. the earliest ancestor; an ancestor or a forefather. |
| PROGENITORS | • progenitors n. Plural of progenitor. • PROGENITOR n. an ancestor in the direct line. |
| PROGENITORSHIP | • progenitorship n. The state of being a progenitor. • PROGENITORSHIP n. the state of being a progenitor. |
| PROGENITORSHIPS | • progenitorships n. Plural of progenitorship. • PROGENITORSHIP n. the state of being a progenitor. |