mulcher

noun

mulcher

noun

US /ˈmʌlt͡ʃɚ/

Etymology From mulch + -er.

1

A mulching mower.

There were no gender-assigned tasks in my family: we had to go out and help my father put leaves and twigs in the mulcher or lay insulation in the attic."1995 August 11, Fred Camper, “Art People: Holly Greenberg fights genderfication”, in Chicago Reader:

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