reacher
- noun
- /ˈriːtʃər/
Maybe that's why we have the two reachers, because we got to feel something.
- Maybe that's why we have the two reachers, because we got to feel something.
Synonyms
A machine tool that holds things to lift or move them
A small bowl-shaped tool used to lift and serve soft foods like ice cream
A machine part that holds or picks up objects firmly, like on a robot arm
A tool that holds objects firmly, like forceps used by surgeons
A tool with two arms that you use to pick up hot or small things
A tool for holding or lifting things safely
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Etymology
Reacher comes from the word reach, which means 'to stretch out' or 'to get to', plus the ending -er, meaning 'one who' or 'something that does the action'. So a reacher is a person or tool used to get things that are out of reach.