compactor , also: compacter

They take his money and put him in the trash compactor.

"It has probably been ground to bits in a compactor."

Over the years many questions have been raised about that trash compactor.

No one bothered to tell her that the compactor had stopped on its own.

They all looked around the room, and then up at the descending plate of the compactor.

There is definitely a place for compactors in the future of recycling.

The trash compactor is expected to arrive by boat any day.

The result of a compactor is a small neat rectangle.

In 1994, the production of compactors and portable power generators began.

Their sound has been described as "a jackhammer being ground in a compactor."

The last reported compactor fire occurred in June 1984.

Housing authorities said the victim had apparently not been in the compactor for more than a few hours.

"They filled the compactor ready for the morning's start?"

He was squeezed between the top of the compactor and a lower compacting level, the police said.

The number of solar powered garbage compactors was increased to three on the site.

For example, some compactors reduce the volume of polystyrene to 1/30.

"I put it in the garbage compactor and ground it up."

Quickly she finished the bottle of water and tossed it into the trash compactor.

He said that in stores where the union represents workers, there are clear signs and directions on the compactors.

A whimpering sound came from the compactor, he said.

She opened the garbage compactor and tossed both inside.

At dinner he volunteered to take their meal trays down to the compactor.

Typical systems record where the compactor has been in order to create a map of the area's compaction.

Cabinets are installed on moving compactors for maximum space efficiency.