1. One who contracts, specially to perform any work or service at a certain price or rate.

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

• contacter,
• contaractor,
• conrtractor,
• constractor,
• contructor,
• contrractor,
• contracor,
• contractr,
• contracters,
• conttractor,
• conractor,
• contracte,
• contractul,
• contrcator,
• conctractor,
• contracttor,
• contractal,
• contracotr,
• contractores,
• contractt

• contraceptive,
• contract out,
• contort,
• contractually,
• contractable,
• contracting,
• country store,
• contrite,
• contradance,
• connatural,
• contributor,
• contradict,
• contrarily,
• contrasty,
• contrarian,
• contradictory,
• contralto,
• country,
• contributory,
• contravene,
• contractual,
• contrapuntist,
• contraction,
• contrail,
• contrariwise,
• contrast,
• counteraction,
• contrived,
• contrition,
• contrivance,
• contritely,
• contravention,
• contract law,
• contrive,
• contractile,
• control,
• contrabass,
• counteractive,
• contracture,
• counteract,
• contraption,
• constrictor,
• contralateral,
• contract,
• contraband,
• contradiction,
• constructor,
• contrariness,
• control tower,
• counterattack,
• contract in,
• contriver,
• contraception,
• contrary,
• contrafagotto,
• contrariety,
• Contreras,
• contrarious,
• contractility,
• contrapuntal,
• contracted.

The adjective form of the word "contractor" is "contractual".

The plural of the "contractor" can be the "contractors".

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