permuter
/pəˈmjuːtə/rare before 20th cent
noun
A person who or thing which permutes something.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Richard Huloet (fl. 1552), lexicographer. From permute + -er.
- Coulomb's law
- coulrophobia
- coulter
- coumarin
- coumarone
- council
- Council Bluffs
- council estate
- Council for Mutual Economic Assistance
- council house
- councillor
- councillorship
- councilman
- council of ministers
- council of war
- councilor
- council tax
- councilwoman
- counsel
- counseling
- counselling
- counsellor
- Counsellor of State
- counselor
- counselor-at-law