contaminator
/kɑntəˈmeɪneɪtər/Definitions
1. noun
A person or thing that contaminates something, especially the environment or a substance.
“The chemical plant was fined for its role in hiring a contaminator who released toxic waste into the nearby river.”
2. verb
To make something impure or polluted, especially the environment or a substance.
“The company’s poor waste management practices contaminated the soil and water, prompting a lawsuit.”
3. noun
A substance or agent that contaminates something, especially the environment or a substance.
“The researchers studied the effects of a new contaminator on the local ecosystem.”