dispenser
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3.5
- noun
- /dɪsˈpɛnsər/
:
dispensador
- She pressed the button on the soap dispenser to get some for her hands.
- pheromone dispenser
- ink dispenser
- washroom dispensers
So live unboxing of the Darth Vader Pez dispenser.
- So live unboxing of the Darth Vader Pez dispenser.
- Then he also really wanted like a candy dispenser.
- But our next product is a dish cleaning soap dispenser.
- We just brought these dispensers and yes, this is not water.
- Carpet, carpet, nice carpet, a fridge with the ice dispenser.
Examples
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Jerry goes to a water dispenser, calming himself, and fills a small Dixie cup.
Fiction book (1996) -
Dolly's white tape dispenser, pencil cup, and letter opener were not agency issue, either.
Fiction book (1996) -
You want coffee to go, I put the cream in here and use the dispenser.
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Well, just check on the soap dispenser.
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This marble soap dispenser is like my favorite purchase from today.
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Would you get Nancy a pad, please, from the dispenser on the wall?
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And he suggested dispensers for safe water, which gives people the ability to clean their water in a cheap way.
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Yeah, there's my craft paper dispenser, just in time for the holiday season.
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Chase turns the crank on the paper towel dispenser, but no paper comes out.
Fiction book (1992) -
The Quip floss dispenser comes with free mark string to help you use just enough.
Synonyms
27
2.0
A small container you shake to add salt or mix drinks
A person or machine that lets electricity flow out
Compounds
A machine outside a bank that gives out money when you use a bank card and code
- Specialized
A pump at a service station that gives fuel to cars from underground tanks
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Morphology
Etymology
Dispenser comes from the verb dispense, which means 'to give out' in parts and is related to the familiar word spend. So a dispenser is a container or device that 'gives out' measured amounts, such as soap or water.