recaptor
noun
re·cap·tor
-ptə(r)
1
: one that recaptures
specifically : one that takes a prize at sea that had been previously taken
2
: one that recovers (something) by recaption
Word History
Etymology
re- + Latin captus (past participle of capere to take, capture) + English -or
- acoustician
- acousticians
- acousticolateral
- acoustics
- acousto-
- acousto-optic
- acousto-optical
- acoustoelectric
- acoustomagnetic
- ACP
- acpt
- acquaint
- acquaint oneself with
- acquaintance
- acquaintance rape
- acquaintances
- acquaintanceship
- acquaintanceships
- acquaintant
- acquainted
- acquainting
- acquaints
- Acquaviva
- acquent
- acquests