frother
/ˈfrɒθə/noun
1An instrument or substance which causes a liquid to form a froth.
2 Figurative and hyperbolical (usually depreciative ). An excitable person, especially one readily provoked to outrage in defence of a principle or ideology.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Walter Thornbury (1828–1876), author. From froth + -er.
- inspan
- in specie
- inspect
- inspection
- inspection chamber
- inspection copy
- inspection pit
- inspector
- inspectorate
- inspector general
- inspectorial
- inspector of taxes
- inspectorship
- inspiration
- inspirational
- inspirationally
- inspiratory
- inspire
- inspired
- inspiredly
- inspirer
- inspiring
- inspiringly
- inspirit
- autocue