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snuffer

/ˈsnʌf.ər/

Traduction: Nom désignant un instrument conique muni d'un manche utilisé pour éteindre les bougies, ou une personne qui éteint les bougies ou utilise du tabac à priser.

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noun

/ˈsnʌf.ər/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un instrument conique muni d'un manche utilisé pour éteindre les bougies, ou une personne qui éteint les bougies ou utilise du tabac à priser.

A noun referring to a cone-shaped implement with a handle used for extinguishing candles, or a person who snuffs out candles or uses snuff.

  1. Candle extinguisherB2formal

    A cone-shaped implement with a handle, used for extinguishing candles.

    fréteignoir

    • She used a brass snuffer to put out the candles after dinner.
    • The antique snuffer was beautifully engraved.
    • He carefully placed the snuffer over the flame.

    Synonymesextinguisher

  2. Person who extinguishes candlesC1formal

    A person whose job or habit is to snuff out candles.

    frPersonne qui éteint des bougies

    • The snuffer went around the hall, putting out the last candles.
    • In the old days, a snuffer was employed to manage the lighting.
    • He acted as the snuffer for the evening ceremony.
  3. Snuff userC1formal

    A person who uses snuff (powdered tobacco).

    frpriseur de tabac

    • The old man was a habitual snuffer, always carrying a small box.
    • Snuffers often prefer finely ground tobacco.
    • He was known as a snuffer among his friends.
Formes
  • snuffers plural form
  • snuffers' possessive plural form
  • snuffer's possessive singular form