raptatory
/ˈraptət(ə)ri/Zoology rare
adjective
= raptorial.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Journal of the Asiatic Society of Bengal. From scientific Latin raptatorius from classical Latin raptāt-, past participial stem of raptāre to carry away by force + -ōrius. Compare post-classical Latin raptator ravisher, scientific Latin Raptatores.
- Armorican
- armory
- armour
- armoured
- armoured car
- armoured personnel carrier
- armourer
- Armour, Philip Danforth
- armour plate
- armour-plated
- armoury
- armpit
- armrest
- arms
- arms control
- arm's-length
- arms race
- Armstrong, Edwin Howard
- Armstrong, Lance
- Armstrong, Louis
- Armstrong, Neil
- arm-twist
- arm-twisting
- arm-wrestle
- arm-wrestling