corer

/'kɔ:rə/
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corer

A chef uses a corer to prepare apples for a pie.

Definition

Noun: 1. A kitchen utensil designed to remove the central, often inedible, part (the core) from fruits, especially apples and pears. It typically consists of a cylindrical cutting tube with a handle.

Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • Use an apple corer to remove the seeds and tough center quickly.
    • This corer makes preparing pears for poaching much easier.
    • She bought a stainless steel corer for her baking projects.
Advanced Usage
  • The term is often used in compound form specifying the fruit, such as "apple corer" or "pineapple corer", though "corer" alone is generally understood to refer to an apple corer.
  • In a more general or technical sense, a "corer" can refer to any device that extracts a cylindrical sample from a material (e.g., a soil corer, an ice corer), but this usage is less common in everyday language.
Variants and Related Words
  • Core (verb): To remove the core from a fruit.
    • Please core these apples before slicing them.
  • Apple corer (noun phrase): The most common specific type of corer.
Synonyms
  • Core remover
  • Apple corer (specific)
Related Phrases
  • To core an apple: The action performed using a corer.
    • The first step in the recipe is to core the apple.
corer

A chef uses a corer to prepare apples for a pie.

Noun
  1. a device for removing the core from apples