[f. prec. + -ER1.] An appliance for blunging; formerly ‘A long, flat, wooden instrument, with a cross handle at the top’ (Halliwell); now an apparatus driven by power.
c. 1830. [see BLUNGE].
1879. J. Young, Ceram. Art, 67. The ingredients are mixed in a ‘blunger.’
1883. Binn, Worcester Porcelain Wks., 17. Several vats, containing blungers, which are worked by machinery.
