debris mortar
debris mortar noun: a device used to create special effects by forcing pressurized air or gas through a tube to propel material into the scene (dirt, glass, fake blood, etc.) with a bursting or splattering effect.
Noun
debris mortar (plural debris mortars)
- A device used to create special effects by forcing pressurized air or gas through a tube to propel material into the scene (dirt, glass, fake blood, etc.) with a bursting or splattering effect.
- Synonyms:
- air mortar
Synonyms of debris mortar
Forms of debris mortar
| plural | debris mortars |
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Questions about debris mortar
- What does debris mortar mean?
- Debris mortar means a device used to create special effects by forcing pressurized air or gas through a tube to propel material into the scene (dirt, glass, fake blood, etc.) with a bursting or splattering effect.
- What part of speech is debris mortar?
- Debris mortar is a noun.
- What is the plural of debris mortar?
- The plural of debris mortar is debris mortars.
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