blender
blender Lexical Profile
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• noun
An electric kitchen appliance consisting of a tall container with rotating metal blades at the bottom, used for liquefying, pureeing, or mixing foods and beverages.
"She tossed frozen berries, spinach, and almond milk into the blender to make a quick morning smoothie."
A soft brush, sponge, or colourless marker used in art or cosmetics to soften sharp lines and smoothly transition between colours or shades.
"The makeup artist used a damp sponge blender to seamlessly apply the liquid foundation."
A skilled specialist who combines different varieties of raw materials, such as teas, coffees, tobaccos, wines, or whiskeys, to achieve a consistent flavor profile and quality.
"The master blender sampled dozens of aged single malts before finalizing the recipe for the distillery's signature whiskey."
• Rhymes for blender
Word Origin & Etymology
Formed in English from the verb 'blend' (derived from Middle English 'blenden', meaning to mix or mingle) plus the agentive and instrumental suffix '-er'. The electric kitchen appliance sense emerged in the early 1920s following the invention of motorized drink mixers.