Definition of 'geyser'
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geyser in American English
nounOrigin: Ice Geysir, name of a certain hot spring in Iceland, lit., gusher < ON gjosa, to gush
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geyser in American English
(for 1, 3 ˈɡaizər, -sər, for 2 ˈɡizər)
noun
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Derived forms
geyseral or geyseric adjective
Word origin
[1755–65; ‹ Icel Geysir name of a hot spring in Iceland, lit., gusher, deriv. of geysa to gush]COBUILD frequency band
geyser in British English
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Word origin
C18: from Icelandic Geysir, from Old Norse geysa to gush Examples of 'geyser' in a sentence geyser
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