whizzer
something that whizzes.
a centrifugal machine for drying sugar, grain, clothes, etc.
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How to use whizzer in a sentence
RFK chose whizzer White and Nick Katzenbach as his top deputies—neither brought prior government or political credentials.
"Dutchy's trying to run a whizzer," he remarked, cutting a defiant gash clean across the second pie.
The Happy Family | Bertha Muzzy BowerThe atmosphere is always very moist about a whizzer, and there are frequently injurious fumes.
It did certainly seem that whizzer heard and felt the pricking of pride at the reproof.
Chip, of the Flying U | B. M. Bowerwhizzer turned over on his head, 's near as I c'd make out fer dust.
Chip, of the Flying U | B. M. Bower
An excellent dinner was served, and then the three returned once more to the shed where the whizzer was kept.
Tom Swift and his Wireless Message | Victor Appleton
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