Words Containing EPTOR

57 words contain EPTOR anywhere. Scores range up to 26 points (MECHANORECEPTOR), averaging 18.3 points with standard English tile values. Every entry below shows its point value, US and UK dictionary validity, and a definition where available.

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One who accepts a draft or bill, becoming responsible for payment.

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Plural of ACCEPTOR.

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A receptor that responds to adrenaline or noradrenaline.

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Plural of ADRENOCEPTOR.

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Obsolete term for hemolysin.

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Plural of AMBOCEPTOR.

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A sensory nerve ending that responds to pressure.

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Plural of BAROCEPTOR.

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A sensory nerve ending that responds to pressure changes.

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Plural of BARORECEPTOR.

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A sensory cell that responds to chemical stimuli.

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Plural of CHEMOCEPTOR.

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A sensory cell or organ that responds to chemical stimuli.

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Plural of CHEMORECEPTOR.

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Deceptive (archaic).

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A cell or organ detecting electric fields.

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One who makes exceptions, as in legal agreements.

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Plural of EXCEPTOR.

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A receptor responding to outside stimuli.

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Plural of EXTEROCEPTOR.

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A beginner; one starting out in a field.

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Plural of INCEPTOR.

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A fast aircraft designed to intercept and destroy enemy planes.

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Plural of INTERCEPTOR.

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A sensory receptor that responds to internal bodily stimuli.

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Plural of INTEROCEPTOR.

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Having a long, narrow nose.

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A sensory cell responding to mechanical pressure.

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Sensory receptor that signals pain from damage.

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Plural of NOCICEPTOR.

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A pain receptor.

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Plural of NOCIRECEPTOR.

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A cell or structure that responds to light.

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Plural of PHOTORECEPTOR.

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A teacher or instructor, especially one providing practical training in a profession.

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Pertaining to a preceptor or his office.

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The office or tenure of a preceptor.

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Plural of PRECEPTORATE.

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Relating to a preceptor or teaching.

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Plural of PRECEPTORIAL.

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Plural of PRECEPTORY.

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Plural of PRECEPTOR.

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The role or position of a preceptor.

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Plural of PRECEPTORSHIP.

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A community of the Knights Templar or its estate.

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A sensory receptor detecting body position and movement.

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Plural of PROPRIOCEPTOR.

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A cell or structure that responds to stimuli.

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Plural of RECEPTOR.

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A sensory organ that detects water flow.

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Plural of RHEORECEPTOR.

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A fungus causing leaf spot diseases.

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Plural of SEPTORIA.

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One who undertakes a responsibility; a sponsor or guardian.

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Plural of SUSCEPTOR.

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A sensory nerve cell that responds to temperature changes.

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Plural of THERMORECEPTOR.

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How many words containing eptor are there?

There are 57 words containing eptor.

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What is the highest-scoring word contain EPTOR anywhere?

MECHANORECEPTOR scores 26 points, the highest in this list using standard English tile values.