conjector
noun
plural -s
obsolete
: conjecturer
Word History
Etymology
alteration (influenced by Latin conjector) of Middle English conjectere, modification (influenced by Middle English -ere -er) of Latin conjector diviner, soothsayer, from conjectus (past participle of conjicere) + -or
- mensuration
- mensuration canon
- mensurational
- mensurations
- mensurative
- menswear
- menswears
- ment
- ment de pied
- ment impediment
- menta
- mental
- mental age
- mental case
- mental chemistry
- mental deficiency
- mental disease
- mental disorder
- mental faculties
- mental health
- mental health day
- mental illness
- mental institution
- mental philosophy
- mental process