applicatory
adjective
ap·pli·ca·to·ry ˈa-pli-kə-ˌtȯr-ē 
ə-ˈpli-kə-
ə-ˈpli-kə- : capable of being applied
Word History
Etymology
borrowed from New Latin applicātōrius, from Latin applicāre "to bring into contact (with), situate near, apply -tōrius, deverbal adjective suffix originally forming derivatives from agent nouns ending in -tōr-, -tor
First Known Use
1597, in the meaning defined above
- toot net
- toot one's own horn
- tooted
- tooter
- tooters
- tooth
- tooth and nail
- tooth coral
- tooth fairy
- tooth fungus
- tooth mountains
- tooth ornament
- tooth powder
- tooth rail
- tooth rash
- tooth shell
- tooth-billed
- tooth-billed pigeon
- toothache
- toothache bark
- toothache grass
- toothache tree
- toothaches
- toothachy
- toothbill