vac
Americannoun
noun
Etymology
Origin of vac
By shortening
Example Sentences
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Inside, he used the power washer and a shop vac to clean out ash that had collected in the windowsills.
From Los Angeles Times
“If you want a vacuum that actually works on pet hair, get one of those vacuums from the 1950s when they were still made out of steel or borrow your husband’s shop vac,” he says.
From Seattle Times
He said switching to vac packed mince would cut more than 250 tonnes of plastic from packaging a year.
From BBC
Some shoppers had posted their dislike of the vac packed mince on social media, and reviews on the Sainsbury's website.
From BBC
Vacuum stairs with a handheld or canister vacuum, rather than a bulkier full-sized vac.
From Washington Post
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