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douser
English
Etymology
douse +? -er
Noun
douser (plural dousers)
- One who, or that which, douses or extinguishes.
Anagrams
- Souder, roused, soured, sudoer, uredos
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barndoor
English
Alternative forms
- barn-door, barn door
Etymology
barn +? door
Noun
barndoor (plural barndoors)
- The large door of a barn
Derived terms
- barndoor skate
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