Usually means: Tool for extinguishing candle flames.
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  11. candlesnuffer: FreeDictionary.org
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▸ noun:  Alternative form of candle snuffer [A device made to extinguish (snuff out) a candle.]

Similar:
candle-stub, candleshade, gas lighter, fag lighter, fag-lighter, snuff box, snuff-box, suffocater, gaslamp, snast, more...

Opposite:
candle lighter, candle igniter

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Similar:
candle-stub, candleshade, gas lighter, fag lighter, fag-lighter, snuff box, snuff-box, suffocater, gaslamp, snast, more...

Opposite:
candle lighter, candle igniter



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