receptable
/rɪˈsɛptəbl/noun
A receptacle; (now especially) a vessel for holding something, a container.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in William Painter (?1540–1594), translator and administrator. From Middle French receptable receptacle, container, refuge, shelter, alteration of receptacle with suffix substitution, probably after receptable (adjective) capable of holding, spacious.
- pectinous
- pectolite
- pectolytic
- pectoral
- pectoral cross
- pectoral fin
- pectoral girdle
- pectoralis
- pectoralis major
- pectoralis minor
- pectorally
- pectoral muscle
- pectoral quail
- pectoral ridge
- pectoral sandpiper
- pectoriloquy
- pectose
- pectosic
- pectuncle
- pectunculate
- pectus
- pectus carinatum
- pectus excavatum
- peculate
- peculation