-ory

(Latin: a suffix; of or relating to; like; resembling)

maledictory

Of the nature of, or resembling a malediction.

masticatory

1. Used for chewing.
2. A preparation designed to be chewed.

natatory

Swimming; characterized by swimming.

negatory

olfactory

A reference to olfaction, or the sense of smell.

oratory

1. The art of speaking in public with style, cogency, and grace.
2. Eloquence in public speaking; especially, of the kind that shows the speaker's rhetorical skills.

palliatory

Characterized by palliation; having the function or effect of palliating.

phonatory

A reference to phonation.

polysensory

1. Being responsive to multiple agents or stimuli.
2. Affecting or pertaining to multiple sense mechanisms.

potatory

1. Pertaining to or given to drinking; for example, "She was an expert in the potatory pleasures of French and California wines."
2. Relating to or participating in drinking.

proclamatory

1. That which proclaims or makes a public announcement.
2. Of, pertaining to, like, or of the nature of a proclamation.
3. The making (of land) fit for cultivation.

revisory

salivatory

Causing salivation.

satisfactory

sensory

Connected with the reception and transmission of sense impressions; transmitting impulses from sense organs to nerve centers.