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Meanings of eraser in English
Piece of rubber or cloth, used to remove marks made with pen, pencil, chalk, or the like.
Usage of eraser in English
1
Now what's happened since our last correspondence worthy of my eraser's attention?
2
An eraser? She laughed at him, but it gave him an idea.
3
The eraser-whichMicrosoft pointedly noted Apple's Pencil stylus lacks altogether-feelssimilarly lifelike.
4
It was a silver-mounted eraser with a tiny brush at one end.
5
He brushed old eraser dust from the corners of his drawing board.
6
It was fine white flax, taped to the doll's pink gum-eraser head.
7
He hired the hacker to do some eraser work on the company computers.
8
I doubt whether some of us even had one measly eraser.
9
It seemed an altogether remarkable affair; but then, apparently, so was the eraser.
10
She takes the eraser and chases him around the room to his seat.
11
He uses a pencil eraser to point out the light-colored blemishes.
12
The modification is regulated by a set of writer, eraser, and reader proteins.
13
She is a sphinx, with a rubber eraser in place of a tail.
14
So winter tires, much softer rubber, like a pencil eraser almost.
15
If used as a blackboard illustration, an eraser will be needed.
16
Vergil picked up an eraser and rubbed out the notes slowly.
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United States of America
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