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nuzzler
English
Etymology
nuzzle +? -er
Noun
nuzzler (plural nuzzlers)
- One who nuzzles.
- The puppy was an affectionate nuzzler, which was unfortunate as I was wearing a black suit.
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muzzler
English
Etymology
muzzle +? -er
Noun
muzzler (plural muzzlers)
- One who or that which muzzles.
- A pickpocket working individually, apart from their normal gang.
- (nautical) A wind from the intended direction of the vessel.
- (slang) A punch in the mouth.
- (slang) A dram of spirits.
References
- 1873, John Camden Hotten, The Slang Dictionary
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