infuser
infuser Lexical Profile
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• noun
A perforated container or device, such as a mesh ball or basket, used to steep loose tea leaves, herbs, or spices in a liquid.
"She filled the stainless steel infuser with loose chamomile flowers and placed it in her mug of hot water."
A medical apparatus or pump used to administer fluids, nutrients, or medication into a patient's body at a controlled rate.
"The nurse checked the pressure infuser to ensure the intravenous fluids were being delivered at the proper speed."
A person or thing that instills, introduces, or permeates a quality, feeling, or idea into something.
"The new director was praised as an infuser of fresh energy and creativity into the struggling theater company."
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Word Origin & Etymology
Formed in English from the verb 'infuse' (from Latin 'infusus', past participle of 'infundere', meaning 'to pour in') and the agentive suffix '-er'.
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