1. One who goes between; one who intercedes; one who acts as bishop during a vacancy.

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

• interscessory,
• intercessary,
• intersessory,
• intercessaory,
• intersessor,
• intercessers,
• antecesor,
• intecessor,
• Antecussor,
• Antecersor,
• antercursor,
• interceser,
• untercessor,
• jntercessor,
• kntercessor,
• ontercessor,
• intercesor,
• Intercedor,
• Intermewor,
• intermesshd

• interface,
• intercession,
• interspecies,
• intervenor,
• interchurch,
• innate reflex,
• interdict,
• interception,
• intercom,
• interiorise,
• interceptor,
• intercalary,
• intercede,
• interiorize,
• interest,
• interject,
• interviewer,
• intermarry,
• intervene,
• interlocutory,
• interlope,
• intersect,
• intercrossed,
• interbred,
• interfere,
• interstratify,
• interchange,
• intercellular,
• interlocutor,
• interspersal,
• intersex,
• intercept,
• interstellar,
• interoceptor,
• interlude,
• interview,
• interlace,
• intervertebral,
• interior,
• interior door,
• internee,
• intercalate,
• interpose,
• in theory,
• Internode,
• intercostal,
• intercourse,
• interpret,
• interlock,
• internist,
• interconnect,
• interlard,
• internecine,
• interpreter,
• interspersion,
• interference,
• interest rate,
• intersperse.

The adjective form of the word "Intercessor" is "intercessory".

The plural of the "Intercessor" can be the "intercessors".

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