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Showing words for RECEPTOR using the English dictionary

8 Letter Words for Receptor

receptor

7 Letter Words for Receptor

erector, porrect, procere

6 Letter Words for Receptor

cepter, ceptor, cerote, copter, perter, porret, porter, preter, pretor, recept, recrop, rector, report, rerope, retore, tercer, troper

5 Letter Words for Receptor

cerer, coper, corer, creep, crepe, crept, crete, crore, erect, erept, opter, peert, perce, peter, petre, petro, porer, poret, porte, poter, prore, prote, recpt, recto, repot, repro, retro, roper, roter, tepor, terce, terre, topee, toper, trope

4 Letter Words for Receptor

cepe, cere, cero, cert, cete, cope, copr, copt, core, corp, corr, cort, cote, crop, crpe, ecto, erer, opec, peer, pere, pert, pete, peto, poet, porc, pore, porr, port, pote, prec, pree, pret, proc, rcpt, rect, reet, repo, repr, rept, rete, roer, rope, rort, rotc, rote, teer, tepe, terp, terr, tope, torc, tore, torr, tree, trop

3 Letter Words for Receptor

cee, ceo, cep, cer, cop, cor, cot, cpo, cpr, cpt, cro, crt, cte, cto, ctr, eco, ect, eec, eer, ere, err, ert, etc, oct, oer, ope, opt, orc, ore, ort, otc, pct, pec, pee, per, pet, por, pot, prc, pre, pro, pte, rct, rec, ree, rep, roc, roe, rot, rpt, rte, tcp, tec, tee, ter, toc, toe, top, tor, trp

Definitions for Receptor

[1] Physiology . an end organ or a group of end organs of sensory or afferent neurons, specialized to be sensitive to stimulating agents, as touch or heat.
[2] Cell Biology . any of various specific protein molecules in surface membranes of cells and organelles to which complementary molecules, as hormones, neurotransmitters, antigens, or antibodies, may become bound.
[3] the panlike base of a stall shower.
[4] physiol a sensory nerve ending that changes specific stimuli into nerve impulses
[5] any of various devices that receive information, signals, etc

Words nearby Receptor

reception room, receptionism, receptionist, receptive, receptive aphasia, receptor, receptor protein, recess, recession, recessional, recessional moraine

Origin of Receptor

1400–50; late Middle English receptour < Old French < Latin receptor. See reception, -tor