De-strŭc'tor, n.
n. [Lat., from destruere; Fr. destructeur, Pr. destruydor, Sp. & Pg. destruidor, It. distruttore. See DESTROY.] A destroyer; a consumer. [Obs.] “Fire, the destructor and artificial death of things.” Bogle.
n. [Lat., from destruere; Fr. destructeur, Pr. destruydor, Sp. & Pg. destruidor, It. distruttore. See DESTROY.] A destroyer; a consumer. [Obs.] “Fire, the destructor and artificial death of things.” Bogle.