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refresher
[ ri-fresh-er ]
noun
- a person or thing that refreshes.
- British. a partial or interim fee paid to a lawyer during a prolonged case.
Word History and Origins
Origin of refresher1
Example Sentences
Bachmann could use a refresher course on the 2008 election, and the circumstances that helped elect Barack Obama.
The beleaguered House speaker could use a refresher course in constitutional prerogatives.
Some readers might appreciate a refresher on the definition of an “enlisted” soldier.
Need a refresher before America's favorite guidos and guidettes return for the third season of Jersey Shore on MTV tonight?
Weaver also saw the role as something of a career refresher.
Even I'll have to take a refresher course before I'll be able to go outside the landing buildings.
These are recalled twice, in the eleven years during which they are members of the reserve, for refresher courses.
As a barrister I love a refresher, and this flying visit has, indeed, been a refresher to one who drinks to Trin.
I remained longer with him than I ought to have done, and have got belated on my way home, so looked in for a refresher.
As he nears it, Jack sits well back, getting Daddy Longlegs well by the head, and giving him a refresher with the whip.
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