quencher
/ˈkwɛntʃər/Definitions
1. noun
A person or thing that quenches something, especially thirst or fire.
“The fire extinguisher served as a reliable quencher for the raging flames.”
2. noun
A substance, especially water, that is used to quench thirst or heat.
“She reached for a cold glass of water as the perfect quencher on a hot summer day.”
3. verb
To extinguish or put out a fire, or to satisfy or alleviate a need or desire.
“The fire was quenched by the sudden downpour of rain.”