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Turns liquids into regret-sized mist clouds, aimed at plants or enemies.
means A device that forces liquid through a narrow nozzle to disperse it as a fine mist or jet.
from Straightforward English carpentry: 'spray' (the fine mist of water, especially sea-spray) plus the agent suffix '-er', meaning 'thing that does the spraying.' 'Spray' itself traces back to Middle English/Middle Dutch roots tied to sprinkling and scattering water, with its sea-foam sense well established by the time machines were invented to make mist on purpose — gardeners and soldiers alike have been grateful, or sorry, ever since.
- pressure types
- pump, aerosol, and electrostatic versions exist
- farming scale
- crop sprayers can cover 100+ acres per hour
- perfume origin
- atomizer sprayers date to 19th century France