perfector
/pəˈfɛktə/noun
1= perfecter.
2 Printing. = perfecting machine.
Origin
Late 16th century; earliest use found in John Banister (1532/3–?1610), surgeon. From classical Latin perfector person who brings to completion or perfection from perfect-, past participial stem of perficere to accomplish + -or.
- interphase
- interplanetary
- interplant
- interplay
- interpleader
- Interpol
- interpolate
- interpolation
- interpolative
- interpolator
- interpole
- interpose
- interposition
- interpositive
- interpret
- interpretability
- interpretable
- interpretant
- interpretation
- interpretational
- interpretative
- interpretatively
- interpreter
- interpretive
- interprovincial