Crossword-Solution: INTERRUPTER 11 letters, 1 clue 🏆 scrabble score: 13

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Word Word Type Definition
Interrupter n. One who, or that which, interrupts.
Interrupter n. A device for opening and closing an electrical
circuit; a vibrating spring or tuning fork, arranged to make and break
a circuit at rapidly recurring intervals, by the action of the current
itself.

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The old plural of Eye.
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Sentences with INTERRUPTER (5)

She made all haste to join them; nor was she deterred by the reception she got--the reception given to the unwelcome interrupter.
The Conflict David Graham Phillips 1996
The man took no notice of the interruption, being carried away by the torrent of his own rhetoric, but he had not allowed for the persistence of the interrupter.
Mr. Standfast John Buchan 1996
This was finally overcome by an ingenious device (known as an 'Interrupter gear') which allowed the gun to fire only when none of the propeller blades was passing in front of the muzzle.
A History of Aeronautics E. Charles Vivian 1997
Not relishing the familiarity, Link turned a scowling visage on the interrupter of his triumphal homeward progress.
His Dog Albert Payson Terhune 2000
Tried rhythmic traction of the tongue, artificial respiration, stimulants, chest and heart massage--everything, but it was no use:” “Have you any idea what caused his death?” asked Craig as he hastily adjusted his apparatus to an electric light socket--a rheostat, an induction-coil of peculiar shape, and an “interrupter.” “Poison of some kind--an alkaloid.
The Silent Bullet Arthur B. Reeve 2001

Quotes with INTERRUPTER (1)

An assumption underlying almost all comments on interruptions is that they are aggressive, but the line between what's perceived as assertiveness or aggressiveness almost certainly shifts with an interrupter's gender.
Deborah Tannen