-ory

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

somatosensory
Sensation relating to the body's superficial and deep parts as contrasted to specialized senses such as sight, hearing, etc.
somniatory
Of or pertaining to dreams or dreaming.
statutory
sudatory
1. Sweating; perspiring.
2. A sweating bath; a vapor bath.
3, A reference to a sudatorium.
suspensory
thermoexcitory
Stimulating or exciting the production of heat.
trajectory
1. The high curving line or path in which a moving object; such as, a missile travels through the air or space under the action of given forces including thrust, wind, and gravity.
2. The way in which a process or event develops over a period of time representing the long-term behavior of a procedure.
3. The path followed by a seismic wave as during an earthquake.
ultimatory
Having the character of an ultimatum.
unsatisfactory
valedictory
1. Uttered or bestowed in bidding or on taking farewell; of the nature of a valediction.
2. A statement or speech made by way of valediction on leaving a position, person, etc.; a farewell speech; especially, one delivered by a valedictorian at commencement exercises for graduation.
vibratory
1. Consisting in, or causing, vibration, or oscillation; vibrating; as, a vibratory motion; a vibratory power.
2. Relating to or causing vibrations.
vindicatory (adjective)
1. Providing something; such as, facts or an argument that justifies a belief, conclusion, or action.
2. Exacting retribution that which is punitive.
viscerosensory
A reference to sensations aroused by the stimulation of visceroreceptors.
visuosensory
1. Pertaining to the perception of visual stimuli or visual impressions.
2. Relating to the perception of stimuli giving rise to visual impressions.