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quiller

American  
[kwil-er] / ˈkwɪl ər /

noun

  1. a machine for quilling quill yarn.

  2. a person who operates such a machine.


Etymology

Origin of quiller

First recorded in 1850–55; quill + -er 1

Example Sentences

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It has teamed up with Quiller, a company that received funding from Higher Ground Labs and developed a tool that drafts, analyzes and automates fundraising emails.

From Seattle Times

Mike Nellis, founder of the AI campaign tool Quiller, called the campaign consultant’s use of AI “completely irresponsible.”

From Seattle Times

Nellis’ newest project, in partnership with Higher Ground Labs, is an AI tool called Quiller.

From Seattle Times

Initially, Joe is asked by Roger Ferris, a billionaire in a relationship with Joe’s grandmother, Grandma B, to find out if a notorious white nationalist, Alfred Xavier Quiller, is in prison for just cause or if he’s being set up.

From Washington Post

Nothing about that appeals to Joe, given his past, but out of obligation, he agrees to take the assignment and go back to prison to talk to Quiller.

From Washington Post