treater

IPA: trˈitɝ

One who or that which treats.
A vessel used to treat oil-water emulsions by any of several mechanisms so that the oil can be accepted by the pipeline or transport.

Examples of "treater" in Sentences

And as you can see, she brought along a little trick or treater.
ROMANS: Or it is the average weight of the stash per trick-or - treater.
I'd have expected a more quality trick or treater round your way, I must say.
MOOS: As Obama went from house to house like a trick or treater, there were a few squeals.
She could make the blood run cold of any trick or treater darkening the door of her house tomorrow night.
Since we're about, I don't know, 20 hours ahead or something, we've already HAD Halloween - and not a single trick or treater.
No age limit on Gwinnett police Taser policy | ajc. com: Last week's use of a Taser stun gun on a handcuffed 14-year-old trick or treater is within Gwinnett County police policy, which has no age provision, police said.
Thus, unless you are invited, it would be bad form among gentlemen to order wine when invited to drink unless the "treater" asks you to have wine; he means a drink of whisky, brandy, or a mixed drink, or you may take soda or a cigar, or you may refuse.