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icecream-maker

icecream-maker noun: a machine used to make ice cream.

Noun

icecream-maker (plural icecream-makers)

  1. A machine used to make ice cream.
    • INSTANT ICECREAM-MAKER / the quick 'n' easy modern way to make delicious old-fashioned real ice-cream at home—in just 15 minutes!1977 April 3, The Illustrated Weekly of India, Bombay: […] [F]or […] Bennett, Coleman & Co. Ltd., by S. G. Joshi at The Times of India Press, page 34
    • Process in an electric icecream-maker (sorbetière) or pour into a round cake tin and place in freezer.1983, Margaret Fulton, Restaurant Dishes of the Sorld, London: Octopus Books Limited, →ISBN, page 33, column 2
  2. A company or person that makes ice cream.
    • Occupation. […] Icecream-maker1894, South Australia. Statistical Register. 1893. Compiled from Official Records., Adelaide, S.A.: […] C. E. Bristow, […], page 11
    • FIRST-CLASS CAKE-BAKER AND ORNAmenter and icecream-maker wants situation. Address G. PALM, 921 Mission st.1895 March 10, The San Francisco Call, volume LXXVII, number 90, San Francisco, Calif., page 8, column 2

Forms of icecream-maker

pluralicecream-makers

Questions about icecream-maker

What does icecream-maker mean?
Icecream-maker means a machine used to make ice cream.
What part of speech is icecream-maker?
Icecream-maker is a noun.
What is the plural of icecream-maker?
The plural of icecream-maker is icecream-makers.

Words near icecream-maker in the dictionary

  1. icecream sodas
  2. icecream truck
  3. icecream trucks
  4. icecream van
  5. icecream vans
  6. icecream-maker
  7. icecream-makers
  8. icecreameries
  9. icecreamery
  10. icecreamless
  11. icecreams

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