experimentator
noun
ex·per·i·men·ta·tor
ek-,
-ˌmen‧-,
-ātə-
plural -s
: experimenter
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin, from Late Latin experimentatus (past participle of experimentare to test by experience, from Latin experimentum test) + Latin -or
- nonsuit
- nonsuited
- nonsuiting
- nonsuits
- nonsuperconducting
- nonsuperimposable
- nonsupervisory
- nonsupport
- nonsupporting
- nonsupports
- nonsurgical
- nonsurgically
- nonsweeter
- nonsweetest
- nonsweetter
- nonsweettest
- nonswimmer
- nonswimmers
- auspices
- auspicious
- auspiciously
- auspiciousness
- auspiciousnesses
- auspicium melioris aevi
- aussage test