provocatrix
/prəˈvɒkətrɪks/rare
noun
A female provoker.
Origin
Early 20th century; earliest use found in The Daily Chronicle. From post-classical Latin provocatrix (Vulgate), feminine form corresponding to classical Latin prōvocātor: see -trix.
- be running on empty
- be run off one's feet
- be rushed (or run) off one's feet
- Berwickshire
- Berwick-upon-Tweed
- Berwyn
- beryl
- berylliosis
- beryllium
- Berzelius, Jöns Jakob
- Bes
- Besant, Annie
- Besançon
- be saved by the bell
- Beschloss, Michael
- beseech
- beseecher
- beseechingly
- be seeing double
- be seeing things
- beseem
- beset
- be set fair
- be set in concrete
- besetting sin