muller
How to Use Muller
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA hand tool for grinding pigments or powders on a flat surface; informally, to beat or thrash someone.
The "beat someone" sense is informal British slang.
Word Forms
mullered past tense, mullered past tense, mullered past tense, mullers plural, mullers plural, mullers plural, Mullers plural, mullers singular, mullers singular, mullers singular
Fill the Gap
Can you complete this real example?
The artist ground her pigments with a _____ and slab.
Etymology
From "mull" (to heat, grind, or work something over) plus the agent-noun ending "-er."