Definition of conditioner
:something that conditions;
specifically
:a preparation used to improve the condition of hair
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Items that will not be accepted include gas cylinders, refrigerators, air conditioners and dehumidifiers, foam insulation and plastic bags, alkaline batteries, tires, ammunition, smoke detectors, medical waste and controlled substances.
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The weather was generally mild statewide, meaning fewer Californians likely turned on their air conditioners.
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For a teenager, confined for hours in the front seat of a car with the air conditioner off is solitary confinement.
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Dozens of portable air conditioners fought a losing battle against the heat.
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There are two types of conditioners: one for fine/normal and another one for normal/thick.
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On the other hand, that's generally a good thing to do to your leather, so if the deodorizing serves as impetus to treat your leather accessories to a hit of conditioner, that's actually great.
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Zizzo was at it early on Friday, cleaning the louvers on the air conditioner in his racing trailer.
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Temperatures could reach 100 degrees Fahrenheit in some areas, a heat that’ll have most people blasting their air conditioners.
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First Known Use of conditioner
1888
CONDITIONER Defined for English Language Learners
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Definition of conditioner for English Language Learners
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: a thick liquid that you put on your hair after washing it to make it softer and less dry
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