1. One who collects; a compiler; one authorized to collect and receive customs, taxes, &c.; a bachelor of arts in Oxford, who is appointed to superintend some scholastic proceedings in Lent.

2. Dense hairs covering the styles of certain plants, and which act as brushes in clearing the pollen out of the cells of the anthers.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• collecter,
• collectoer,
• collecters,
• collectio,
• collecton,
• collectoin,
• collecti,
• colloectors,
• collectos,
• collectore,
• collectve,
• colletor,
• colector,
• collectes,
• colloctor,
• collectet,
• collecte,
• colectors,
• collerctors,
• colleter

• collected,
• collectivise,
• collectible,
• collect,
• collectivism,
• collectivize,
• collectively,
• collectable,
• collecting,
• colostomy,
• collectivist,
• collect call,
• collegiate,
• collectedly,
• collection,
• Coulston,
• collects,
• collocation,
• collocate,
• collective,
• Colston.

The adverb form for the word "collector" is "collectively".

The adjective form of the word "collector" is "collectible".

The plural of the "collector" can be the "collectors".

The singular of the "collector" can be the "collector".