coffee maker

American  

noun

1. Also coffeemaker. an apparatus for brewing coffee; coffeepot.

2. a person or company that blends, roasts, or brews coffee.

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Etymology

Origin of coffee maker

First recorded in 1925–30

Example Sentences

At nearly any moment of a day—at your coffee maker, on your computer or television, in your car, on your iPhone—you are tapping in to the legacy of Bell Labs’ work.

From The Wall Street Journal

When Lila Sultan recently needed a part to fix her coffee maker, she bought it from Amazon because her need for it felt pressing.

From The Wall Street Journal

I put a big Mason jar in front of a coffee maker before I go to bed—I use that as a visual cue to delay coffee for an hour and drink water first.

From The Wall Street Journal

After a short night's sleep, users can order a double espresso with voice commands only, and the coffee maker will deliver.

From Barron's

Pro tip: Bundle the coffee maker with Graffeo Coffee’s gift box, which includes three varieties of freshly roasted coffee beans: dark, light, and decaf.

From Salon