Caster [noun]

Indeed, an attachment has recently been added to the machine, whereby its use as a type-caster (p. 076)is still further extended.

When he answered A Fifty, or something of that sort, just to set the Caster.

It is as easy as spinning the caster for the oil and vinegar.

When a man is touched by the caster it must be played if possible; if impossible no penalty.

The strips of paste are cut with a paste-cutter (caster-like) and placed across; one strip may also be placed all around.

And at least once a week in all that time you've been promisin' to bring home a new caster and fix it.

The text was published by Dr M. Caster at the expense of the Rumanian government.

The rude caster of nets instantly filled his pockets with the spoil of this marvellous causeway.

The ink-well was formerly accompanied by a sand box or a pounce caster, in modern days superseded by a second ink-well.

Yet Forskal2118 gathered the caster-oil plant in the mountains of Arabia Felix, which may signify a wild station.