IPA: /ˈmʌlər/
KK: /ˈmʌlər/
A tool made of stone, wood, metal, or glass that is used to crush or grind substances, often in a mortar.
The artist used a muller to grind the pigments for her painting.
The word 'muller' originates from Old French 'mouler' (meaning to grind) and is derived from the Latin 'mola' (meaning millstone). A muller is a tool used for grinding substances, particularly in the context of preparing pigments or other materials.
Think of the Old French word for grinding ('mouler') to remember that a 'muller' is a tool used for grinding substances.