booster
/ˈboʊstər/Definitions
1. noun
Something that helps or increases something else, especially a vaccine or a device that increases the power of something.
“The new booster will give the car’s engine a significant power boost.”
2. verb
to increase or give extra help to something, especially a vaccine or a device that increases the power of something.
“The doctor will booster your vaccine to protect you from the new virus.”
3. noun
A person or thing that supports or promotes something, especially a cause or an event.
“The booster for the charity run helped to raise funds for the local hospital.”
4. noun
A device that increases the power or capacity of something, especially a rocket or a car.
“The booster engine helped the spacecraft reach orbit.”