rimmer1
/ˈrɪmə/Chiefly US
noun
A tool for enlarging holes; = reamer.
Origin
Early 19th century. Either from rim + -er, or perhaps a variant of reamer.
rimmer2
/ˈrɪmə/noun
A tool or machine for making or ornamenting the rim of a pie, pastry, etc. Frequently with preceding word, especially as pie rimmer.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in U.S. Patents. From rim + -er.
- come in for
- come in handy
- come into
- come into effect
- come into its (or one's) own
- come into line
- come into (or go out of) operation
- come into (or go out of) use
- come into (or to) one's kingdom
- come into play
- come into question
- come into the world
- comeliness
- comely
- come naturally
- come of
- come of age
- come off
- come off it
- come off second best
- come on
- come one's way
- come on strong
- come on to
- come (or appear or arrive) on the scene