purger
- noun
- /ˈpɜrdʒər/
:
purificador
- Just some Purgers.
Examples
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Your purger of pests!
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Purgers.
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Harmon will be the first Purger of the evening.
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Reports are now coming in that large groups of Americans are banding together and fighting back against these purgers, against hate, fear and violence.
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Americans left behind at the now closed border wall are being slaughtered by purgers.
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El Paso has fallen to Ever After purgers who are going door-to-door hunting down anyone who is not a part of their hate group.
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Again, the military is retreating out of El Paso after suffering massive losses in their battle against purgers, including an attack on a U.S. Army base.
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The purger worked tirelessly to clean the contaminated water from the reservoir.
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He acted as a purger, ensuring that the old files were properly deleted from the system.
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Using a purger, the technician removed all the excess dust from the devices in the lab.
Synonyms
108
1.0
A liquid or powder used to clean surfaces
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3.0
A product that takes stains, makeup, or old paint off surfaces
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5.6
A person or company that cleans and improves things like oil, sugar and metals by removing unwanted parts
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3.5
A machine that cleans water or air by removing harmful substances
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6.5
A machine that removes harmful chemicals from gases before release
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5.7
A person or thing that removes something unwanted, for example pests and water
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3.4
A machine with a filter that removes dust and small particles from the air
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4.3
A person or machine that gets rid of waste, especially food scraps
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6.3
A living thing or substance that removes harmful chemicals from the environment
A person or machine that removes unwanted things using a filter
A machine that uses a cleaning liquid to kill germs on things and surfaces
A person or thing that completely removes something unwanted
Antonyms
How Thorough
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Purger comes from the word purge, which comes from the old Latin purus meaning 'pure'. So a purger is someone or something that makes things pure by getting rid of dirt or unwanted parts.