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Definition of wiper
1 : a person who wipes
2a : something (such as a towel or sponge) used for wipingb : a moving contact for making connections with the terminals of an electrical device (such as a rheostat)c : a usually motor-driven arm with a flexible blade for wiping a window (such as the windshield of an automobile or airplane)
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Being a wagon, there’s a hatch in back, with wiper, and the rear seats split and fold flat to boost cargo room, which is generous.
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The tank requires an occasional refill of the urea, though that’s as easy as topping off windshield wiper fluid.
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The wiper are hitting lipless crank baits and shad style swim baits.
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The catfish fishing is slowly picking up and anglers are catching a few wiper, drum, saugeye, and largemouth bass.
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Clarendon Hills Property damage The windshield wipers of a vehicle were reported damaged at 6:16 a.m. June 5 on the 5700 block of Concord Lane.
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After turning on the windshield wipers and slamming the brakes in an unsuccessful attempt to force her off the hood, the carjacker gave up and fled into another vehicle.
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The Safety and Security Group ($745) brought the ParkSense Rear Park Assist System, Blind Spot and Cross-Path Detection, and rain-sensing windshield wipers.
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Tiny wipers added to the spinning lidar atop the roof help mitigate a surprisingly routine problem: bird droppings.
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