Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun Any suitable vessel in which substances are macerated.

from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.

  • noun one who macerates

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Examples

  • And, as far as the TP issue, if all else fails, a macerator pump can be utilized.

    Toilet Paper 2007

  • And, as far as the TP issue, if all else fails, a macerator pump can be utilized.

    Toilet Paper 2007

  • And, as far as the TP issue, if all else fails, a macerator pump can be utilized.

    Toilet Paper 2007

  • And, as far as the TP issue, if all else fails, a macerator pump can be utilized.

    Toilet Paper 2007

  • And, as far as the TP issue, if all else fails, a macerator pump can be utilized.

    Toilet Paper 2007

  • And, as far as the TP issue, if all else fails, a macerator pump can be utilized.

    Toilet Paper 2007

  • And, as far as the TP issue, if all else fails, a macerator pump can be utilized.

    Toilet Paper 2007

  • Video from a hidden camera clearly shows healthy male chicks, peeping and bouncing as they greet the world, fed into the blades of the macerator like so much litter.

    Video Shows Price of Cheap Eggs: Chicks Ground Up Alive 2009

  • And, as far as the TP issue, if all else fails, a macerator pump can be utilized.

    Toilet Paper 2007

  • And, as far as the TP issue, if all else fails, a macerator pump can be utilized.

    Toilet Paper 2007

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  • "Male chicks being ground up alive in giant macerators, and egg-laying hens packed into tiny wire cages so small they cannot even spread their wings."

    Ari Solomon. Huffington Post, 2011.

    June 17, 2015