fumigator
[fyoo-mi-gey-ter]
noun
Origin of fumigator
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Related Words for fumigator
refinery, refiner, cleanser, cosmetic, disinfectant, cleaner, detergent, filter, wash, fumigator, antiperspirant, fumigant, clarifier, deodorizer, sanitizerExamples from the Web for fumigator
Historical Examples of fumigator
It was almost as if he had emerged from the lethal presence of the fumigator itself.
The Market-PlaceHarold Frederic
On the whole, this gas has many advantages as a fumigator and disinfectant.
House Rats and MiceDavid E. Lantz
The fumigator was the same as at Giessen, and it did its work well.
Three Times and OutNellie L. McClung
The fumigator came to hand but without the engine to drive it.
Sixteen Months in Four German PrisonsHenry Charles Mahoney
None save a well-seasoned old smoker of tobacco can use the fumigator with impunity.
When Life Was YoungC. A. Stephens