Flusher
Pronunciation: /ˈflʌʃiɹ/
Flusher (noun)
- A device that starts the flushing of a toilet, sending water into the bowl to clear waste.
- A person who flushes something, especially in a system where water or liquid is released to clean or move it.
Examples
- The flusher starts the toilet after you press the button.
- A broken flusher can stop the toilet from flushing.