spawner

IPA: spˈɔnɝ

(fishing) A female fish, often specifically a salmon, which is physiologically ready to spawn
(computing) A program which spawns objects or processes as needed
(video games) An object in a simulated game world that spawns further objects.

Examples of "spawner" in Sentences

This cichlid is a substrate spawner.
One is a spring spawner, the other is a fall spawner.
Look at the edits of the spawner, and edits of the spawned.
This relatively small cichlid is a substrate spawner cave spawner .
/Ms. NMRT – May I suggest you teach your spawn a few manners before they become complete failures in life – like their spawner.
So I would also much rather see someone "poach" a few small trout from private waters, that see someone legally kill a top spawner for bragging rights.
In a game which has been a byword for sportsmanship for so long and the spawner of that remonstrance 'it's just not cricket', Ponting's words were restrained:
A dragon spawner forms where the right conditions arise, and you simply create the conditions with the worldbuilding tool, rather than creating the area by hand
This ironic bit of synergy was brought to my attention by Aaron Woolf, the acutely observant producer/director of King Corn whose latest documentary, Beyond The Motor City, boldly repurposes Detroit, home of the auto industry and spawner of sprawl, as the potential birthplace for a mass transit revival.