snowblower
Britishnoun
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Had more room been available, a 32- or 34-foot width would have created a garage with plenty of room for a big workbench, lawn tractor, snowblower, etc.
From Seattle Times
“Nobody asked me about a snowblower, which we sold out the last storm about two weeks ago.”
From Seattle Times
Two current and two former troopers were among six people charged this week in the alleged scheme to receive bribes, which included a new snowblower and driveway.
From Seattle Times
Cederquist, who also is accused of helping four state troopers get commercial drivers licenses, is accused of accepting a new driveway worth $10,000 and a snowblower valued at $2,000 and a $750 granite mailbox.
From Seattle Times
Videos online show docile birds standing near a snowblower in a stranger’s garage, relaxing on the lap of a bemused bowhunter and perching on the steering wheel of heavy machinery, cameras inches from their beaks.
From New York Times
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