What is "sprayer"

Usage examples of "sprayer".

Fifty feet away, combat engineers laid fiberglass panels on rock and assembled epoxy sprayers to glue them into shelters.

Patrick noted the odor of insect spray in the air, but supposed that Fayle must have used the sprayer before leaving for the garden.

Artificial humidification of the air entering the motor, by means of sprayer and fan.

She remembered Cho spraying Malathion gleefully, using an old pump sprayer, no face mask, no protection.

The trunks contained field space suits, battery packs, rubber gloves, surgical scrub suits, syringes, needles, drugs, dissection tools, flashlights, one or two human surgery packs, blunt scissors, sample bags, plastic bottles, pickling preservatives, biohazard bags marked with red flowers, and hand-pumped garden sprayers for spraying beach on space suits and objects that needed to be decontaminated.

Of the seven companies listed, four offered heavy equipment: lifts, loaders, backhoes, hand tools, paint sprayers, scaffolding, generators, air compressors, and related items.

I mean, I could rent a power washer, buy the paint, a sprayer, dropcloths and stirrers and everything and still wind up spending one-tenth what a housepainter was asking.

After a few minutes, Mantelish came puffing in with sprayers and cans of solvent.

Jars of blessed distilled water cut with carbolic acid waited beside the tables, and more in sprayers along with iodine and mold-powder.

First came the sprayers, pocking the ground with little upbursts of dirt, and shredding the morning silence with the noise of their grease guns.

Crop dusters, mosquito abatement trucks, larvicide in the sewers and storm drains, even a hundred crews with hand-held foggers and backpack sprayers working their way through the city, street by street, could hardly make a dent until the cold weather arrived.

Then Gentry came in with a mask and a sprayer and twenty gallons of white latex paint.

He washed his suit and the bombs with the bleach sprayer in the staging-area hallway before he took off the suit and discarded it in a plastic bag.

The green-clad man picked up the other man's breathing mask and popped in the sprayer.

The steam valve which Brook had now screwed shut was up on the bulkhead near the door shutting it had cut steam from the fuel-supply pump - and the switch he'd tripped on the console had shut the supply between pump and sprayers.