extractor
/ɛksˈtræktər/Definitions
1. noun
a machine or device used for extracting something, such as oil or other liquids, from a substance.
“The oil extractor was used to remove the oil from the used motor oil.”
2. noun
a person or device used to remove or extract something, such as a tooth.
“The dentist used an extractor to remove the wisdom tooth.”
3. noun
a device used in a chromatography process to separate and extract desired substances from a mixture.
“The laboratory used a gas chromatography extractor to analyze the sample.”
4. verb
to remove or take out something from a larger amount or group.
“The company extractor the valuable data from the old computer system.”
5. verb
to remove a tooth or other object from its place.
“The dentist extractor the tooth with a special tool.”