Associations to the word «Conditioner»
Noun
- Refrigerator
- Heater
- Compressor
- Appliance
- Fertilizer
- Conditioning
- Washing
- Dough
- Cooler
- Cream
- Pump
- Styling
- Oven
- Plumbing
- Microwave
- Hum
- Humidity
- Seer
- Cleaner
- Furnace
- Soil
- Manure
- Gel
- Foam
- Humming
- Spray
- Ventilation
- Stove
- Vent
- Shaving
- Carton
- Sludge
- Rumble
- Coil
- Efficient
- Moisture
- Duct
- Amplifier
- Swirl
- Additive
- Peat
- Ammonium
- Heat
- Fitzpatrick
- Ingredient
- Insecticide
- Bathroom
- Automobile
- Capacitor
- Fabric
- Generator
- Air
- Boiler
- Efficiency
- Acetate
- Dispersion
- Hair
- Soap
- Cassette
- Entropy
- Manufacture
- Shower
- Laundry
- Electricity
- Polymer
- Motor
- Grill
- Equipment
- Throbbing
- Sweating
- Essential
- Cool
- Coating
- Rack
- Nitrate
- Amenity
- Exhaust
- Accessory
- Laptop
Adjective
Wiktionary
CONDITIONER, noun. Anything that improves the condition of something
CONDITIONER, noun. Hair conditioner
CONDITIONER, noun. Fabric conditioner
CONDITIONER, noun. Someone who trains athletes
CONDITIONER, noun. An agricultural machine that crimps and crushes newly cut hay to promote faster and more even drying.
Dictionary definition
CONDITIONER, noun. Exercise that conditions the body; "farm work can be a good conditioner".
CONDITIONER, noun. A trainer of athletes.
CONDITIONER, noun. A substance used in washing (clothing or hair) to make things softer.
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