captor
21captor — cap|tor [ˈkæptə US ər] n [Date: 1500 1600; : Late Latin; Origin: Latin captus; CAPTIVE1] someone who is keeping another person prisoner →↑captive ▪ He managed to escape from his captors …
22captor — cap|tor [ kæptər ] noun count someone who is keeping you as a prisoner …
23captor — Derecho. América. El que hace una presa marítima …
24captor — cap·tor || kæptÉ™ n. one who captures, one who takes by force …
25captor — cartop …
26captor — noun a person who imprisons or confines another …
27captor — noun (C) someone who is keeping another person prisoner: He managed to escape from his captors …
28captor — cap·tor …
29captor — [ˈkæptə] noun [C] someone who is keeping someone else as a prisoner …
30captor — cap•tor [[t]ˈkæp tər[/t]] n. a person who has captured a person or thing • Etymology: 1640–50; < LL, = L cap(ere) to take + tor tor …