vapour
noun
vapourer
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a word derived from
vapour.
Example Sentences
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The peacock butterfly caterpillars flailed their bodies—and even bit at the electrodes—about 1.4 times longer, whereas the cinnabar and vapourer caterpillars spent 175 times and 3.3 times longer coiled into tight balls.
From Science Magazine ● May 20, 2024
When Ned had first announced his intention of siding with the insurgents, he had merely shrugged his shoulders, believing that the young vapourer would soon have had enough of it.
From Australia Felix by Henry Handel Richardson
As here represented, Cæsar appears little better than a braggart; and when he speaks, it is in the style of a glorious vapourer, full of lofty airs and mock thunder.
From The New Hudson Shakespeare: Julius Cæsar by Ebenezer Charlton Black
"Yet you think that he would have done his best to hound you out of the Army?" said Mr. Flexen, finding this conception of Lord Loudwater as a harmless, if violent, vapourer somewhat inconsistent.
From The Loudwater Mystery by Edgar Jepson
