coffee maker

American  

noun

1. Also coffeemaker. an apparatus for brewing coffee; coffeepot.

2. a person or company that blends, roasts, or brews coffee.

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Etymology

Origin of coffee maker

First recorded in 1925–30

Example Sentences

I put a big Mason jar in front of a coffee maker before I go to bed—I use that as a visual cue to delay coffee for an hour and drink water first.

From The Wall Street Journal

After a short night's sleep, users can order a double espresso with voice commands only, and the coffee maker will deliver.

From Barron's

Pro tip: Bundle the coffee maker with Graffeo Coffee’s gift box, which includes three varieties of freshly roasted coffee beans: dark, light, and decaf.

From Salon

The coffee maker that reliably starts the morning ritual.

From Salon

The product arrived at the height of America’s convenience craze: microwaves, coffee makers and self-cleaning ovens were transforming kitchens.

From Salon