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releaser

[ ri-lee-ser ]
/ rɪˈli sər /

noun

a person or thing that releases.
Ethology. a key stimulus, as a sound, odor, moving shape, or patch of color, that elicits a predictable behavioral response in an animal.

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Origin of releaser

1425–75; late Middle English. See release, -er1

Words nearby releaser

release, release copy, release date, released time, release print, releaser, release therapy, releasing factor, releasing mechanism, relegate, relent
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