foamer

To a foamer, though, there's nothing wrong with a little extra time on a train.

Sometimes a foamer needs to see that Amtrak is going nowhere.

There is a simple answer, which Amtrak's president provided, but first let me give you a foamer's perspective.

A slight girl with a forlorn expression held up her foamer.

"This is the most thorough milk foamer in the world," Clinton whispers.

Sometimes he was caught eating, and sometimes cleaning up in the foamer.

Being of the foamer species, I studied it with deepening gloom.

"And I daresay it will not be long before we have a response," he said, stepping into the foamer for a cleanup.

He was in the foamer washing off the sweat of his legal endeavors when the phone signaled for attention.

The set includes a milk foamer, a carrying pouch and a coffee press that makes two 8.5-ounce cups.

Fisk found a job selling fruit-flavored foamer soap, but it didn't last.

Foamer: a railfan, particularly one whose enthusiasm appears excessive.

Fisk leaped as if the foamer had goosed him.

Rakers, on shipboard you see flames and dash for the foamer!"

It is an inexpensive and effective foamer.

He sighed as he stepped into the foamer.

He soaked in the foamer and emerged unrefreshed.

Then abruptly curious, he climbed out of the foamer in mid-cycle, dripping bubbles, and went to read the message.

After the foamer aeration step, the compound is distributed into an opened mold in a precise volume and pattern.

That money would be better spent on groceries and rentals: phone, foamer, suiter and so on.

One white-knuckled hand clutched his foamer.

It is often used as a foamer in plastics and rubber and as a radical initiator.

The informal term, coined by railroad workers and now used by the obsessives themselves, is "foamer," as in foaming at the mouth.

You may have thought that with your garlic peeler, bagel slicer and milk foamer, everything that could be invented already has been.

Chemicals are generally applied with either a garden type sprayer, downstream injection through a pressure washer or with a chemical foamer.