1. That which contracts or draws together; a muscle which draws together; as the constrictor labrorum, or muscle of the lips; a species of serpent, as the boa constrictor, which kills its prey in its coils.

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

• constractors,
• conrtractor,
• constractor,
• contructor,
• conttractor,
• conctractor,
• constuctor,
• constructon,
• constructer,
• conotractor,
• constictor,
• instrictor,
• contrctor,
• constricter,
• constrictio,
• contrector,
• constributor,
• constrictr,
• constricton,
• constriction

• constrainedly,
• constricted,
• construal,
• construction,
• constant,
• constraint,
• constricting,
• constante,
• constriction,
• construe with,
• constantine,
• constricts,
• Constantine I,
• constraining,
• constringe,
• constrain,
• constancy,
• constructor,
• construct,
• constrictive,
• constrained,
• Constructer,
• contractor,
• Constance,
• construe,
• constructivist,
• Constantino,
• constructive,
• constrict.

The adjective form of the word "constrictor" is "constricting".

The plural of the "constrictor" can be the "constrictors".

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