instrumentator
noun
in·stru·men·ta·tor
plural -s
: one that arranges a musical score for performance by a specific group of instruments
Word History
Etymology
instrumentate + -or
- close the door
- close the door on
- close the gap
- close time
- close to
- close to home
- close to one's heart
- close to someone's heart
- close to tears
- close to the bone
- close to the edge
- close to the mark
- close to the vest
- close to the wind
- close up shop
- close with
- close, but no cigar
- close-coupled
- close-cropped
- close-fertilize
- close-fights
- close-fitting
- close-grained
- close-hauled
- close-herd