flusher
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- noun
- /ˈflʌʃər/
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cisterna
- To ensure the toilet flushes properly, you should always check if the flusher is working correctly.
- automatic flusher
- toilet flusher
- urinal flusher
And that now seems a quaint, yeah idea because I don't know what period of Elvis you're in right now, but I think he's about to reach for the flusher or we've now gone past.
- And that now seems a quaint, yeah idea because I don't know what period of Elvis you're in right now, but I think he's about to reach for the flusher or we've now gone past.
Examples
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Or they have flushers in them, which you're going to see on this, this season of My Cat from Hell or things like that.
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In my case, I was named after my paternal grandfather who made big money manufacturing porcelain toilet bowls and toilet accessories like flushers, tanks, and the apparatuses inside tanks.
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Yeah, you gotta hold that flusher down, a lot longer than you think.
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So you just assume that it's an auto flusher, right?
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Jack installed a special flusher, and he learnt how to do that in about two days.
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It was a double flusher.
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I was just showing Marc the flusher thingie.
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You've been sitting here with a four-flusher, Mary Beth.
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It's a two-flusher.
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And that now seems a quaint, yeah idea because I don't know what period of Elvis you're in right now, but I think he's about to reach for the flusher or we've now gone past.
Synonyms
A tool or person that uses water to wash away dirt
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Flusher comes from the verb flush meaning 'to flow' or 'to rush out' and the ending -er meaning 'one that does something'. So a flusher is the part that makes water rush into a toilet to clean it.