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crusher

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun crusher has 1 sense
  1. crusher - a device that crushes something
    --1 is a kind of
    device
    Derived forms: verb crush2, verb crush4

Definitions from the Web

Crusher

Noun:

  1. A machine or device that crushes something.
  2. A person who crushes or demolishes something.
  3. A mechanical device used for crushing rocks, ore, etc., usually powered by electricity or a combustion engine.
  4. A cocktail made with crushed ice.

Verb:

  1. To press or squeeze with great force, causing deformation.
  2. To defeat or overpower someone or something with great force or intensity.
  3. To reduce something to small fragments or particles by crushing it.

Adjective:

  1. Causing or experiencing intense emotional or physical distress.

Sample Sentences:

Noun:

  1. I'm saving up to buy a fruit crusher to make my own homemade jams.
  2. He's known as the office crusher, always finding ways to surpass sales targets.
  3. The crusher operated efficiently, breaking down the rocks into smaller sizes.
  4. A refreshing mojito is the perfect cocktail to enjoy on a hot summer day, made with a crusher.

Verb:

  1. The weightlifter can easily crusher a hundred-pound barbell.
  2. The team crushered their opponents, winning the game with a tremendous score.
  3. She used a mortar and pestle to crusher the garlic into a paste.

Adjective:

  1. The news of her sister's accident left her in a crusher state.

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