Dilator

What do we mean by dilator?

A muscle that dilates a body part, such as a blood vessel or the pupil of the eye. noun

An instrument that dilates a body part, such as a cavity, canal, or orifice. noun

One who or that which widens or expands; specifically, a muscle that dilates; a dilatator. noun

A surgical instrument, of various forms, used for dilating a wound, a canal, or an external opening of the body. noun

One who, or that which, widens or expands. noun

A muscle that dilates any part. noun

An instrument for expanding a part. noun

Any nerve or muscle that causes part of the body to dilate noun

Any drug that causes such dilation noun

An instrument used to dilate an orifice or cavity noun

A muscle or nerve that dilates or widens a body part noun

A surgical instrument that is used to dilate or distend an opening or an organ noun

A drug that causes dilation noun

Any nerve or muscle that causes part of the body to dilate

Any drug that causes such dilation

An instrument used to dilate an orifice or cavity

A sqiggily dick Urban Dictionary

What happens to your pupils when you use ecstacy. Urban Dictionary

The expanding of the vagina or anus by means of inserting plugs that are gradually larger, or by inserting a plug that can be expanded by a ratchet or a pump. Urban Dictionary

Telling someone to type more, usually responded to a wall of text in an arguement. Urban Dictionary

The time at which you're waiting to use the bathroom to go poop and someone is currently using the toilet. Urban Dictionary

To express severe, negative behavior towards something, such that one freaks out and eyes dilate; I.E. seethes and copes. Urban Dictionary

Noun. Used by Iggy Pop in an old CBC interview with Peter Gzowski to mean "a stiff" or "one who is uptight." Used in the below quoted lyrics to mean nothing in particular. Urban Dictionary

An otherwise boring word used artistically by Iggy Pop to reference people who make a bigger deal out of something than it really is, in order to demonize it. Urban Dictionary

An enlargement or expansion in bulk or extent, the opposite of contraction. It derives from the Latin dilatare, "to spread wide". Urban Dictionary

Somehow an insult towards transgender women, based on the fact that, much like piercings, vaginas created with surgery may need to be kept in shape following the procedure, at least for a few weeks. For some reason used as a zinger on imageboards, despite the practice being commonplace and benign. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to dilator:
dilator, dilutor, delator, dilater, dilatar, dilaton.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word dilator:
naris, sphincter, ciliary, stenosis, muscle, vaginal, vagina, iris, pupil, muscles, sympathetic, nerves, radial, nerve, shaft, smooth, eye, device, technique, cells, running, size, action, medical, light.

Words that rhyme with dilator:
dilater, apply later, awhile later, buy later, by later, carlyle later, clarify later, cry later, deny later, die later, exile later, eye later, file later, guy later, identify later, justify later, mile later, modify later, my later, occupy later, profile later, reply later, simplify later, specify later, style later, supply later, testify later, try later, verify later, while later, why later.

Adjectives that are often used to describe dilator:
vaso, potent, uterine, coronary, vaginal, small, tracheal, urethral, cervical, large, arterial, powerful, anal, hegar, french, hydrostatic, largest, nasal, pneumatic, mechanical, iris, tapered, bronchial, smallest, lacrimal, venous, broncho, conical, rectal, pupillary, larger, bladed, branched, pyloric, effective, sized, inner, punctal, plastic, pupillo, fascial, shaped, smaller, metallic, curved, vascular, smooth, punctum, ureteral, peripheral, posterior, heavy, appropriate, straight, external, coaxial, laryngeal, rigid, tipped, blunt, transventricular, modified, flexible, stiff, acting, lateral, light, dorsal, mitral, sympathetic, anterior, soft, suitable, efficient, filled, pointed, lubricated, puestow.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective dilator:
action, centre, effect, center, nerve, mechanism, muscle, assembly, system, reflex, substance, path, needle, supply, activity, fibres.

Consonant match to dilator:
diluter, delator, delighter, dilater, day letter, d later, daylight a, daylight he, daylight i, deal later, delaughter, delauter, delay t, delete a, delete e, delete her, delete i, delight a, delight he, delight her, delight i, die later, dilate a, dilute a, dilute her, dilute to, dolata.

Words that sound like dilator:
dilator, dilater, delator, dilate, delighter, diluter, dilutor, dilute, deflator, dilates, delayer, idolater, deluder, deflater, idolator, highlighter, high lighter, delight, delete, daylight, delayed, dilated, diaster, dater, decatur, deloitte, dilating, donator, declutter, dator, dalit, delate, dilutes, dolder, dead letter, delit, deiter, depleter, ditr, dolore, delatte, dallier, dallaire, dole out, dewater, diester, deal out, the letter, too late, relator, tilter, tailgater, relater, elater, hi hater, tolerator, tile cutter, daughter, deliver, delay, dealer, dealt, delta, delt, delights, deflate, delays, debtor, debater, delude, deleware, defeater, dalai, daylights, dalt, adulter, daller, deletes, delmar, dallied, deller, delegator, datr, delated, del mar, dellinger, delmer, daunter, dalits, collator, death eater, deister, delmore, dalr, datter, delairea, delayers, datar, ballater, delating.