inhaler
[in-hey-ler]
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Origin of inhaler
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Examples from the Web for inhaler
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Film it on film, no makeup, get the inhaler and the braces in there.
Shailene Woodley Opens Up About Coming of Age, ‘Divergent,’ and the Faults in Our WorldMarlow Stern
January 22, 2014
Historical Examples
Send 50 cents for one Inhaler and ask for wholesale prices to agents.
Gov. Bob. Taylor's TalesRobert L. Taylor
Ether was given from a Clover's inhaler; one ounce was used.
This may be done with the inhaler on a few occasions at least.
PsychotherapyJames J. Walsh
Make the inhaler steam, and put in the eucalyptus; that is good for the larynx.
A Diversity of CreaturesRudyard Kipling
There was something in this air which gave the inhaler the certainty of victory, the courage of battle and of unassailable youth.
The Shoulders of AtlasMary E. Wilkins Freeman
inhaler
- a device for breathing in therapeutic vapours through the nose or mouth, esp one for relieving nasal congestion or asthma
- a person who inhales
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Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 2012 Digital Edition
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inhaler
(ĭn-hā′lər)- A device that produces a vapor to ease breathing or is used to medicate by inhalation, especially a small nasal applicator containing a volatile medicament.inhalator
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