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windscreen wiper

British  

noun

  1. US and Canadian name: windshield wiper.  an electrically operated blade with a rubber edge that wipes a windscreen clear of rain, snow, etc

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She was found when the van driver made a stop to top-up windscreen wiper fluid on Thursday, with Jasmine curled up next to the battery peering up at him.

From BBC

For instance, when we needed windscreen wiper liquid for the car, I found a really easy recipe on the internet that cost only a few pence to make.

From The Guardian

It also made the automatic sliding passenger door close 1.5 seconds faster, reduced rear windscreen wiper noise with an intermittent setting and lowered the money tray on the driver’s seat to reduce shoulder strain.

From Reuters

Amazingly, some very kind fairies had noticed our 'just married' sign and left the hand written note with money inside, underneath our windscreen wiper.

From BBC

What is she supposed to do – hide behind the windscreen wiper?

From The Guardian