huller
/ˈhʌlər/
noun
- A machine or tool used to remove the hulls from seeds, grains, or nuts.
- The farmer used a huller to process the rice harvest quickly.
- The old huller in the barn could shell hundreds of walnuts an hour.
- A coffee huller removes the outer skin from the coffee beans.
- A person who removes hulls from seeds, grains, or nuts, especially as a job.
- She worked as a huller at the peanut factory for ten years.
- Each huller in the team could process about fifty pounds of grain per day.
- The huller carefully separated the kernels from the husks.