Definition of fogger in English:

fogger

noun ˈfɒɡə

A middleman operating between the producers and the wholesalers in the nail and chain making industries. Now historical.

noun ˈfɒɡə

Southern, English Regional

An agricultural labourer chiefly employed to feed and look after cattle. Compare fodderer. Now historical.

noun ˈfɒɡə

A machine or device which produces or disperses a fog of pesticide, fungicide, etc.

Origin

Mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). Probably from Fogger, former spelling in English texts of Fugger, the surname of a family of wealthy mercantile bankers and venture capitalists from Augsburg, Germany, in the 15th and 16th centuries<br>mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Hughes (1822–1896), social reformer and children's writer. Apparently from fog + -er<br>late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From fog + -er.

Definition of fogger in US English:

fogger

nounˈfɒɡə

A middleman operating between the producers and the wholesalers in the nail and chain making industries. Now historical.

nounˈfɒɡə

Southern, English Regional

An agricultural labourer chiefly employed to feed and look after cattle. Compare fodderer. Now historical.

nounˈfɒɡə

A machine or device which produces or disperses a fog of pesticide, fungicide, etc.

词汇	fogger
释义	Definition of fogger in English: fogger noun ˈfɒɡə A middleman operating between the producers and the wholesalers in the nail and chain making industries. Now historical. noun ˈfɒɡə Southern, English Regional An agricultural labourer chiefly employed to feed and look after cattle. Compare fodderer. Now historical. noun ˈfɒɡə A machine or device which produces or disperses a fog of pesticide, fungicide, etc. Origin Mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). Probably from Fogger, former spelling in English texts of Fugger, the surname of a family of wealthy mercantile bankers and venture capitalists from Augsburg, Germany, in the 15th and 16th centuries<br>mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Hughes (1822–1896), social reformer and children's writer. Apparently from fog + -er<br>late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From fog + -er. Definition of fogger in US English: fogger nounˈfɒɡə A middleman operating between the producers and the wholesalers in the nail and chain making industries. Now historical. nounˈfɒɡə Southern, English Regional An agricultural labourer chiefly employed to feed and look after cattle. Compare fodderer. Now historical. nounˈfɒɡə A machine or device which produces or disperses a fog of pesticide, fungicide, etc. Origin Mid 16th century (in an earlier sense). Probably from Fogger, former spelling in English texts of Fugger, the surname of a family of wealthy mercantile bankers and venture capitalists from Augsburg, Germany, in the 15th and 16th centuries<br>mid 19th century; earliest use found in Thomas Hughes (1822–1896), social reformer and children's writer. Apparently from fog + -er<br>late 19th century (in an earlier sense). From fog + -er.
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