stentor
noun
sten·tor ˈsten-ˌtȯr 
-tər
1
: a person having a loud voice
2
: any of a widely distributed genus (Stentor) of ciliate protozoans having a trumpet-shaped body with the mouth at the broad end and with the narrow end often attached to the substrate
Word History
Etymology
Latin, from Greek Stentōr Stentor, a Greek herald in the Trojan War noted for his loud voice
First Known Use
1609, in the meaning defined at sense 1
- abstractionism
- abstractionisms
- abstractionist
- abstractionists
- abstractions
- abstractive
- abstractlier
- abstractliest
- abstractly
- abstractness
- abstractnesses
- abstractor
- abstractors
- abstracts
- abstracts of title
- abstractum
- abstrict
- abstricted
- abstricting
- abstriction
- abstrictions
- abstricts
- abstruse
- abstrusely
- abstruseness