mulcher

American  

[muhl-cher] / ˈmʌl tʃər /

noun

1. a person or thing that mulches.

2. a machine or device that cuts up grass, leaves, etc., for use as mulch.

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Etymology

Origin of mulcher

mulch + -er ¹

Example Sentences

If you're dealing with a lot of heavy brown matter, a mulcher might come in handy, but just cutting up cardboard with a box cutter works, too.

From Salon

But the trees are mostly beaten back with an annual cutting by a Bush Hog mower or in woodier areas a beefier machine called a forestry mulcher.

From Washington Post

But the trees are mostly beaten back with an annual cutting by a Bush Hogmower or in woodier areas a beefier machine called a forestry mulcher.

From Seattle Times

A small crew from A&K; Railroad Materials is attacking it with chain saws and a special excavator with a rotary mulcher attached.

From Washington Times

The soil is enriched by compost gathered from local businesses and sifted with the help of a pedal-powered mulcher made by Mr. DelCarmen with bicycle and truck parts.

From New York Times