reamer
- noun
- /ˈriːmər/
- "The chef demonstrated how to use a reamer to get every drop of juice from the citrus fruits."
- juice reamer
Examples
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"To make the recipe, you'll need to twist the orange against the reamer to release the juice."
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Remember to breathe, pop that out again with our little reamer and we just kind of push it where we'd like it.
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Usually, a pipe tool consists of a select, some reamer, and also a tamper.
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"When making fresh lemonade, I use a reamer to extract juice from the lemons."
Synonyms
A machine that squeezes juice from fruit or vegetables
A small kitchen tool for pressing fruit to get juice
A kitchen tool that you press and twist to squeeze juice from lemons or oranges
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Etymology
Reamer for the kitchen tool comes from the verb ream 'to make a hole larger', and the ending -er means 'one that does', like in baker. A helpful way to remember the kitchen reamer is to imagine its pointed center 'reaming' into the fruit to pull out the juice, so a reamer is a tool for getting citrus juice.