Dewaterer

/diːˈwɔːtərər/ noun

Definition

A machine, device, or person that removes water from materials or environments.

Etymology

From dewater + -er (agent suffix indicating something that performs an action). Emerged in mining and industrial contexts.

Kelly Says

A 'dewaterer' might be a massive industrial pump or a simple filter—but the word itself sounds like something from a sci-fi movie even though it's just doing practical work.

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