snuffer noun¹. ['snʌfǝ] LME.
[from SNUFF verb¹ + -ER¹.]
More fully candle-snuffer.
1. In pl. or as pair of snuffers: an implement resembling a pair of scissors, used to trim the wick of or extinguish a candle etc. Also in sing., a small hollow cone with a handle used to extinguish a candle. LME.

2. Hist. A person who snuffed and otherwise attended to candles, esp. in a theatre. E17.

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snuffer noun². ['snʌfǝ] E17.
[from SNUFF verb² + -ER¹.]
1. A person who snuffs something or who sniffs disdainfully. E17.

2. In pl. The nostrils. slang & dial. M17-E19.

3. A porpoise. US local. E19.

4. A person who takes snuff. L19.

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