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Definition of sealer

sealer

/ˈsiː.lɚ/
seal · er

Plural:sealers
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• noun

1

A liquid coating applied to porous surfaces such as wood, stone, or concrete to prevent absorption of moisture or prepare the surface for painting.

Example

"The carpenter applied two coats of clear sealer to protect the oak table from water stains."


2

A device, machine, or person that closes and secures containers, bags, or envelopes.

Example

"They used a vacuum sealer to package the fresh berries before placing them in the freezer."


3

A hunter or vessel engaged in the commercial hunting of marine seals for their pelts and oil.

Example

"During the nineteenth century, many coastal towns depended economically on the voyages of local sealers."


4

American An official appointed to inspect, test, and certify weights and measures or affix official seals to documents.

Example

"The municipal sealer of weights and measures inspected the grocery store scales for accuracy."

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