IPA: /ˈfrɔːθər/
KK: /ˈfrɔːθər/
A device used to create a light, airy foam, often for beverages like coffee or milk.
She used a frother to make her coffee extra creamy and frothy.
To create a frothy texture in a liquid, often by mixing air into it, usually done with milk or other beverages.
She used a frother to make her coffee creamy and light.
Past: frothered
Past Participle: frothered
Frother → The word 'frother' is formed from 'froth' (from Old English 'froth', meaning a bubbling or foamy substance) and '-er' (meaning a person who). A frother is a person or device that creates froth or foam, typically in beverages.
Think of someone who creates 'froth' — that's what a frother does, and the '-er' just means a person.