sprayer
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- noun
- /ˈspreɪər/
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pulverizador
- No scrub pads or brushes, just a power sprayer to get the stuck crud off.
- an electrostatic sprayer
- a cold fogger sprayer
I really recommend you either buy or rent an airless sprayer.
- I really recommend you either buy or rent an airless sprayer.
- It says scent bird on it and what it does is it pops up right here and you get the little sprayer yes good.
Examples
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So you can pump this sprayer up with your bicycle pump if you don't have a compressor.
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The painter used a sprayer to apply an even coat of color to the fence quickly and efficiently.
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Position the sprayer and release the valve.
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When the girls were little, I used to wash their hair with this sprayer.
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Finally, fill the bottle with liquid and screw on the sprayer assembly.
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We'll make sure it is really tight and then we want to make sure that the sprayer is set to off before we go turn the hose on.
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I'm going to be using a pump sprayer that's just full of plain water.
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While we were visiting Brandon's mom in Tennessee, she gave him an electric paint sprayer.
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Gawain, maybe you could fill a Hudson sprayer and spritz it down while I drill.
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An electrostatic sprayer has a nozzle that charges tiny pesticide droplets with static electricity so they cling to plant leaves.
Academic text (2000)
Synonyms
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1.0
A small device that sends liquid out as a fine mist
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1.9
A device that sprays water over a lawn or garden to water plants
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6.6
A device that makes a fine mist from liquid for breathing or spraying
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2.4
A small container that sprays liquid or gas when you press a button
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6.0
A small device that turns liquid into a fine spray for perfume or medicine
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4.4
A machine that makes a fine mist to kill insects or disinfect rooms
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3.6
A device that sends a light mist of essential oil into the air to scent a room
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3.6
A tool like a gun that sends out paint or other liquid in tiny drops
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3.9
A small metal or plastic can that holds liquid under pressure and sprays it as a fine mist
A container under pressure that sprays a fine mist of liquid or gas when opened
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Etymology
Sprayer comes from the verb spray, which meant 'to scatter in small drops', just like the word sprinkle. So a sprayer is a tool or container that turns liquid into a fine mist or spray.