stamper
- noun
- /ˈstæmpər/
- Specialized
- By entering our challenges, you grant JustRite Stampers permission to use your artwork here on our blog as well as our company website gallery (with designer credit given and your blog post or gallery linked) or any possible advertising.
Still, well tuned mass stampers and shock absorbers are great.
- Still, well tuned mass stampers and shock absorbers are great.
Examples
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I am able to use so many other polishes that never worked with my Essence stamper.
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I'm really enjoying my XL stamper now that I've sort of got the hang of it.
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And I also got this custom stamper which has AJ on it.
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That's a little hot foil stamper that's on a shelf upstairs.
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Mathewson kept waving around a rubber stamper, and he said that he was "disappointed with the committee that they wanted to end the discussion after almost five hours of questions and discussion.
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Using the stamper, she created beautiful designs on the fabric for her crafts.
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He pressed the stamper onto the clay to leave an imprint of a flower.
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The artist used an electric stamper to add intricate patterns to the metal sheets.
Synonyms
A tool that makes a mark or design by pressing into a surface
A hand tool with a rubber surface that makes a mark when pressed on an ink pad
A machine that presses material like metal to make shapes or marks
A person or machine that presses marks onto a surface
A tool that makes raised designs and letters on paper
How Powerful
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word stamper comes from the verb stamp, from an old German word that meant 'to press down' or 'to beat', plus -er meaning 'one that does'. So a stamper is a machine that presses or imprints materials into a shape.