resizer

English

Etymology

From resize +‎ -er.

Noun

resizer (plural resizers)

1. One who, or that which, resizes.
   • 2000, Roderick W. Smith, The multi-boot configuration handbook, page xvii:

     I would also like to thank all the many companies and individuals who have made multi-OS functions not just possible, but usable — the people who produce partition resizers, boot loaders, foreign filesystem drivers, and so on.

   • 2014, Alan Snow, Here Be Monsters:

     'We have a machine that can shrink things,' Arthur told the lady, whose name was Ms Hawkins. […] 'We need something for them to go behind and it needs a hole in it big enough for the funnel on my resizer.'