institutor
121establishers — n. founder, institutor, erector, organizer …
122founder — I. n. 1. Originator, institutor, establisher, planter. 2. Caster (of metals), moulder. II. v. n. 1. Sink (as a ship by filling with water), go to the bottom. 2. Fail, miscarry. 3. Trip, stumble, fall …
123founder — I n builder, organizer, establisher, institutor; inventor, discoverer, framer, maker, designer, architect; creator, author, originator, generator, initiator, prime mover, father; producer, artist, craftsman. II v 1. sink, go down, go to Davy… …
124inventor — n creator, author, originator, coiner, generator, initiator, prime mover, father; contriver, deviser, planner; discoverer, framer, maker, designer; builder, organizer, establisher, institutor; artist, craftsman, architect, producer …
125mastermind — v 1. conceive, contrive, think up, come up with, have the bright idea, Inf. hatch, Inf. dream up; devise, frame, forge, plan, design, shape, form, mold, develop, work up; originate, innovate, initiate, found, establish, start, instigate,… …
126instituter — /ˈɪnstətjutə/ (say instuhtyoohtuh) noun → institutor …
127founder — [n] person who establishes an institution architect, author, beginner, benefactor, builder, constructor, creator, designer, establisher, forebearer, framer, generator, initiator, institutor, inventor, maker, organizer, originator, patron, planner …
128mèstre — 1. mèstressa adj. et n. maître, maîtresse ; seigneur ; patronne ; principale. « Mestresso ! courrès lèu, entendiéu crida dins l iero, crese que lou pichot s es mai toumba dedins ! » F. Mistral. Mèste devant un nom d homme : « Mèste Pèire dóu Mas… …
