| ACQUISITORS | • acquisitors n. Plural of acquisitor. • ACQUISITOR n. one who makes an acquisition. |
| COMPOSITORS | • compositors n. Plural of compositor. • COMPOSITOR n. one who sets type. |
| COMPULSITORS | • compulsitors n. Plural of compulsitor. • COMPULSITOR n. in Scots law, a means of compelling. |
| CURSITORS | • cursitors n. Plural of cursitor. • CURSITOR n. (obsolete) a clerk or officer in the Court of Chancery, who made out writs de cursu. |
| DEPOSITORS | • depositors n. Plural of depositor. • DEPOSITOR n. one who deposits. |
| DISPOSITORS | • dispositors n. Plural of dispositor. • DISPOSITOR n. in astrology, a planet that disposes or controls another. |
| EXPOSITORS | • expositors n. Plural of expositor. • EXPOSITOR n. one who, or that which, exposits. |
| INQUISITORS | • inquisitors n. Plural of inquisitor. • INQUISITOR n. one who inquires or makes inquisition. |
| OVIPOSITORS | • ovipositors n. Plural of ovipositor - a tubular egg-laying organ. • OVIPOSITOR n. the organ with which many insects and some other animals deposit their eggs. |
| PERQUISITORS | • perquisitors n. Plural of perquisitor. • PERQUISITOR n. the first purchaser of an estate. |
| PREPOSITORS | • prepositors n. Plural of prepositor. • PREPOSITOR n. (Latin) the name used for a prefect in some English public schools, also PRAEPOSTOR, PREPOSTOR. |
| REPOSITORS | • repositors n. Plural of repositor. • REPOSITOR n. an instrument employed for replacing a displaced organ or part. |
| REQUISITORS | • requisitors n. Plural of requisitor. • REQUISITOR n. one who makes requisition; esp. one authorized by a requisition to investigate facts. |
| VISITORS | • visitors n. Plural of visitor. • VISITOR n. someone who calls in to see you, also VISITANT, VISITER. |