subvertor
/səbˈvəːtə/noun
= subverter.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Elyot (c1490–1546), humanist and diplomat. From subvert + -or, perhaps partly after classical Latin subversor subversor.
- progressiveness
- Progressive Party
- progressive proof
- progressive rock
- progressive scan
- progressive scanning
- progressive tonality
- progressivism
- progressivist
- progressivity
- progressor
- progress report
- progress zone
- prog rock
- prog rocker
- proguanil
- progueing
- pro-gun
- Progymnasium
- progymnasma
- progymnosperm
- progymnospermous
- pro hac vice
- prohairesis
- proheterocyst