erector Definition
erec·tor (ē rek′tər, i-)
noun
a person or thing that erects; specif., a muscle that causes erection
erector Usage Examples
Preposition: of
aerial: Within 200 yards of our offices we have a gunsmiths and a specialist erector of broadcast aerials.
Modifies a noun
- spinae: Instead, the erector spinae muscles should be targeted with prone ( lying on your front ) back extensions.
- muscle: Quick method.. erector muscle contract causing a thicker layer of hair.
- set: I think it's important to provide kids with toys that encourage thinking, such as erector sets.
- contract: Quick method.. erector muscle contract causing a thicker layer of hair.
Noun used with modifier
- steel: Tommy Mann, 57, a steel erector, says: " I think the BNP are doing a good job.
- sign: Information slips supplied and even fitted to boards on site erected by your own sign erector or contractor with no obligation to have the.
- fence: At present the businesses support 21 employees, plus several teams of on-site fence erectors.
- engine: Watt's business partner, Matthew Boulton, took him on and later described him as the finest engine erector he had ever seen.
- image: They are great for terrestrial use as well and can be fitted with image erectors or star diagonals as required.
- case: Further the simplicity of the concept enabled the existing case erectors to be used before hand packing.

