9 Letter Words for Prosector
prosector
8 Letter Words for Prosector
coresort, porrects, proctors, protores, troopers
7 Letter Words for Prosector
coopers, cooters, coprose, copters, corpore, corresp, poorest, pooters, porrect, porters, potrero, presort, pretors, proctor, prosect, protore, rectors, reports, rooster, rooters, scooper, scooter, scorper, spector, spoorer, sporter, stooper, strepor, toreros, torpors, trooper
6 Letter Words for Prosector
ceptor, cooers, cooper, coopts, cooser, cooter, copers, copter, corers, corpse, correo, corser, corset, cortes, coster, croose, crores, croset, escort, octose, opters, ospore, poorer, poorts, pooter, porers, porose, porret, porter, poster, presto, pretor, prores, proser, recost, recrop, rector, rectos, report, repost, repots, repros, reroot, resort, respot, retros, rooser, rooter, ropers, roscoe, roster, rotors, scopet, scorer, scoter, scroop, sector, seroot, sooper, sooter, sorcer, sorter, stoope, stoper, storer, topers, torero, torose, torpor, troops, troper, tropes
5 Letter Words for Prosector
ceros, certs, cooer, coops, coopt, coost, coots, coper, copes, copse, corer, cores, corps, corse, corso, coset, coste, cotes, crept, crest, crops, crore, crose, crost, escot, estoc, estop, estro, ocote, opter, pecos, perst, perts, pesto, petos, petro, poets, poort, poots, porer, pores, poret, poros, porte, porto, ports, poser, poter, potes, potos, proos, prore, prose, proso, prost, prote, proto, recpt, recto, repos, repot, repro, restr, retro, roops, roose, roost, roots, roper, ropes, rores, rorts, roser, roset, roter, rotes, rotor, rotos, scoop, scoot, scope, score, scote, scroo, soote, sopor, sorer, spect, spoor, spoot, spore, sport, spret, sprot, stero, stoep, stoop, stope, store, strep, strop, tepor, terrs, tocos, toper, topes, topos, torcs, tores, toros, torrs, torse, torso, troco, troop, trope
4 Letter Words for Prosector
ceps, cero, cert, cest, coes, coop, coos, coot, cope, copr, cops, copt, core, corp, corr, cors, cort, cose, cost, cote, coto, cots, cres, crop, crpe, crts, ecto, epos, eros, errs, erst, esop, oops, oose, oots, opec, opes, opts, orcs, oreo, ores, orts, otoe, pecs, pers, pert, peso, pest, peto, pets, poco, poet, poor, poos, poot, porc, pore, porr, port, pose, post, pote, pots, prec, pres, pret, proc, proo, pros, psec, rcpt, recs, rect, repo, repr, reps, rept, resp, rest, rets, rocs, roer, roes, roop, roos, root, rope, rort, rose, rost, rotc, rote, roto, rots, scet, scop, scot, seco, sect, seor, sept, sero, serr, sert, soce, soco, soop, soot, sope, sore, sort, spec, spet, spor, spot, step, ster, stop, stor, stre, terp, terr, toco, tocs, toes, toop, tope, topo, tops, torc, tore, toro, torr, tors, tose, tres, trop
3 Letter Words for Prosector
ceo, cep, cer, coo, cop, cor, cos, cot, cpo, cpr, cps, cpt, cro, crs, crt, csp, cst, cte, cto, ctr, cts, eco, ect, eos, err, ers, ert, esc, esp, esr, est, etc, oct, oer, oes, oop, oor, oos, oot, ope, ops, opt, orc, ore, ors, ort, ose, otc, oto, pct, pec, per, pes, pet, poo, por, pos, pot, prc, pre, pro, prs, pst, pte, pts, rct, rec, rep, res, roc, roe, roo, ros, rot, rps, rpt, rte, scr, sct, sec, sep, ser, set, soc, sop, sot, spt, str, tcp, tec, ter, tes, toc, toe, too, top, tor, tos, tps, trp, trs, tsp
Definitions for Prosector
[1] a person who dissects cadavers for the illustration of anatomical lectures or the like.
[2] a person who performs autopsies to establish the cause of death or the nature and seat of disease.
[3] a person who prepares or dissects anatomical subjects for demonstration
Words nearby Prosector
prose edda, prose poem, prosecco, prosecretin, prosect, prosector, prosecute, prosecuting attorney, prosecution, prosecutor, prosecutorial
Origin of Prosector
1855–60; < Late Latin: anatomist, literally, one who cuts in public (or beforehand), equivalent to Latin prōsec(āre ) to cut out (body organs) in public sacrifice (see pro-1, sect) + -tor -tor
Other words from Prosector
pro·sec·to·ri·al [proh-sek-tawr -ee-uh l, -tohr -] /ˌproʊ sɛkˈtɔr i əl, -ˈtoʊr-/ , adjective
pro·sec·tor·ship , noun
Word origin for Prosector
C19: from Latin, from prōsecare to cut up; probably on the model of French prosecteur