tin opener
From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishUtensilstin openerˈtin ˌopener noun [countable]
DFU British English a tool for opening tins of food SYN can openerExamples from the Corpustin opener• The little gear lever feels like a tin opener on a string of cables.• He may need special implements, such as a wall-mounted tin opener which he can operate with one hand.
DFU British English a tool for opening tins of food SYN can openerExamples from the Corpustin opener• The little gear lever feels like a tin opener on a string of cables.• He may need special implements, such as a wall-mounted tin opener which he can operate with one hand.- a smooth/comfortable/bumpy etc ride
- a smorgaord of
- a smorgasbord of something
- a snack etc bar
- a snap of fingers
- a snap of somebody’s fingers
- a snatch of conversation etc
- a snatch of conversation/music/song etc
- a snatch of music etc
- a snatch of song etc
- a social etc animal
- a soft option
- a soft touch
- a soft touch
- a soft/easy touch
- a solid etc grounding
- a somber mood
- a some more
- a song and dance
- a song and dance (about something)
- a song and dance about
- a song etc fest
- a sorry state
- a sound footing
- a sound investment