Igniter
Pronunciation: /ˈɪɡnɪtɚ/
Igniter (noun)
- A small device that starts a fire by producing heat or a spark.
- A part in an engine system that creates a spark to begin burning fuel.
- A device used in rockets or missiles to start the main fuel burning.
Examples
- The igniter starts the fire quickly.
- An igniter helps you light the stove safely.