flusher
flusher Lexical Profile
flusher Game Scores & Validity
• noun
A mechanical device, valve, or lever that releases a rush of water to cleanse a toilet bowl or drain.
"The plumber had to replace the broken toilet flusher because the handle kept sticking."
A municipal tank truck or specialized piece of equipment used to wash and clear streets, sewers, or drains with high-pressure water jets.
"Following the parade, the city dispatched a street flusher to wash away the debris from the main avenue."
A person or hunting dog that drives game birds or wild animals from cover.
"The spaniel was trained as a reliable flusher, driving pheasants out of the dense brush."
• adjective
Having a more abundant supply of money; wealthier or more affluent.
"Once the quarterly bonuses were distributed, the employees felt much flusher and began planning their summer vacations."
Redder or more rosy in the face, as from exertion, emotion, or heat.
"After running the final lap of the race, his cheeks looked noticeably flusher than usual."
More completely level or even with an adjacent surface.
"The carpenter sanded down the wooden plug to make it flusher with the surrounding tabletop."