proveditor
noun
pro·ved·i·tor
prōˈvedətə(r)
plural -s
1
: a functionary in the Venetian republic having oversight of public services and government of provinces or acting as military adviser
2
: one employed to procure supplies (as for an army, company, ship) : purveyor
Word History
Etymology
Italian proveditore, provveditore, from provedito, provvedito (past participle of provedere, provvedere to provide, purvey, from Latin providēre to provide) + -ore -or
- heinie
- heinies
- heinous
- heinouser
- heinousest
- heinouslier
- heinousliest
- heinously
- heinousness
- heinousnesses
- heinousser
- heinoussest
- heir
- heir apparencies
- heir apparency
- heir apparent
- heir at law
- heir of entail
- heir of inventory
- heir of line
- heir of provision
- heir portioner
- heir presumptive
- heir whatsoever
- heirdom