exerciser [ek-ser-sahy-zer] ExamplesWord Origin noun
- a person or thing that exercises.
- an athletic device or machine employed in exercising.
- a groom in a stable responsible for exercising horses.
Origin of exerciser First recorded in 1545–55; exercise + -er1 Related formsnon·ex·er·cis·er, noun Dictionary.com Unabridged Based on the Random House Unabridged Dictionary, © Random House, Inc. 2019 Examples from the Web for exerciser Historical Examples of exerciser
Bath-tub, Sandow exerciser, and photographs of my sisters by Ellis and Walery.
Compton Mackenzie
He was so pleased with the “Exerciser,” that he bought several more of them, and made presents of them to his friends.
The Life and Letters of Lewis Carroll
Stuart Dodgson Collingwood
He never drinks anything but water, and does calisthenics before breakfast with an exerciser on a door.
Violet Hunt
The exerciser consists of a disk, 5 ft. in diameter, pivoted in the ground near the kennel.
Various
He could get him a pair of Indian clubs or dumb-bells or an exerciser and bring himself back to health that way.
Theodore Dreiser
British Dictionary definitions for exerciser exerciser noun
- a device with springs or elasticated cords for muscular exercise
- a person or thing that exercises
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