comber

/ˈkoʊmər/
noun
  1. A long, curling wave that breaks on the shore.
    • The storm sent huge combers crashing against the cliffs.
    • We watched the combers roll in one after another.
    • Surfers waited for a big comber to ride toward the beach.
  2. A person or machine that combs fibers, such as wool or cotton, during textile processing.
    • She worked as a comber at the textile mill for twenty years.
    • In the factory, a mechanical comber prepared the cotton for weaving.
    • The comber carefully separated the wool fibers before spinning.
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