1. An oppressor; a muscle that draws down the part to which it is attached.

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

• depresse,
• degresser,
• opressor,
• depressio,
• depresson,
• dressor,
• depresswd,
• depressd,
• copressor,
• epresso,
• depressin,
• depresst,
• depresser,
• supressor,
• depresors,
• depresor,
• deppressor,
• depreator,
• durressor,
• depressar

• de forest,
• deforest,
• depressing,
• depressingly,
• depressed,
• Defreese,
• deprecate,
• debris storm,
• depreciate,
• depressive,
• defrost,
• defroster,
• deprecatory,
• depressurise,
• deep freezer,
• devries,
• debris surge,
• debris,
• depressant,
• depreciatory,
• depression,
• depriest,
• deepfreeze,
• deep-freeze,
• depressurize,
• debruce,
• deep freeze,
• depreciator,
• depress.

The adjective form of the word "depressor" is "depressant".

The plural of the "depressor" can be the "depressors".

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