squeezer
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- noun
- /ˈskwiːzər/
:
exprimidor
- After cutting the lemon in half, he placed it in the squeezer to maximize the juice.
- lemon squeezer
- juice squeezer
I also got this really nice glass lemon squeezer thingy, like citrus squeezer.
- I also got this really nice glass lemon squeezer thingy, like citrus squeezer.
Examples
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I also got this really nice glass lemon squeezer thingy, like citrus squeezer.
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"I want to get you that lemon squeezer," he said.
Fiction book (1998) -
I do not have a ricer, but I did use my citrus squeezer; it worked out great.
Blog text (19) -
No ricer, use your orange or lemon juice squeezer.
Blog text (19) -
For tubed products, use a toothpaste tube squeezer to get every last drop.
Blog text (11) -
She used the squeezer to extract fresh juice from the oranges for breakfast.
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This handy squeezer makes it easy to get every drop of juice from the fruit.
Synonyms
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A machine that squeezes juice from fruit or vegetables
A kitchen tool that you press and twist to squeeze juice from lemons or oranges
A machine that squeezes fruit to make juice
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Etymology
The word squeezer comes from squeeze ('press tightly') plus the ending -er ('one who does' or 'a thing that does'). So a squeezer is literally a tool that presses fruit to get the juice.