1. He who or that which extracts; a forceps or instrument for extracting, used in midwifery, lithotomy, and dentistry.

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

• extractm,
• extrctor,
• extracton,
• extracters,
• extracter,
• exractor,
• extractd,
• euractos,
• wxtractor,
• sxtractor,
• dxtractor,
• rxtractor,
• 4xtractor,
• 3xtractor,
• eztractor,
• ectractor,
• estractor,
• exrractor,
• exfractor,
• exstractor

• extradite,
• extricate,
• extraction,
• extrados,
• exoteric,
• extraneous,
• extradural,
• extra point,
• extraverted,
• extricated,
• extramural,
• extra large,
• extrasystole,
• extrapolate,
• extrication,
• extrasensory,
• extract,
• extradition,
• extractible,
• extractable,
• extravert.

The adjective form of the word "extractor" is "extractive".

The plural of the "extractor" can be the "extractors".

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