conserver
/kənˈsəːvə/noun
1A person who conserves; a preserver of something.
2Something that conserves.
Origin
Late Middle English; earliest use found in Reginald Pecock (c1392–?1459), bishop of Chichester and religious author. From conserve + -er. Compare Middle French conserveur person or thing that conserves.
- public works
- public–private
- pub life
- publish
- publishability
- publishable
- publisher
- publisheress
- publishers
- publisher's binding
- publishers' binding
- publisher's cloth
- publishers' cloth
- publishership
- publishing
- publishing house
- publishment
- pub lunch
- pub luncher
- pubococcygeal
- pubofemoral
- pubo-iliac
- pubo-ischiadic
- pubo-ischiatic
- puboprostatic