fogger
[ fog-er, faw-ger ]
noun
a device that spreads a chemical, as an insecticide, in the form of a fog.
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How to use fogger in a sentence
These shillings he takes to the fogger's store and exchanges for tea and other articles.
Recent Developments in European Thought | VariousThe "fogger" on a snowy morning in the winter has to encounter about the most unpleasant circumstances imaginable.
The Toilers of the Field | Richard JefferiesA fogger who pays out the shillings from his warehouse receives them back again in a few minutes over the counter of his store.
Recent Developments in European Thought | VariousThis programme emanated from no carter or shepherd, ploughman or fogger.
Hodge and His Masters | Richard JefferiesThe fogger and milker, on the other hand, are often exposed to the most violent tempests.
Hodge and His Masters | Richard Jefferies
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