vanisher

English

Etymology

From vanish +‎ -er.

Noun

vanisher (plural vanishers)

1. One who vanishes.
2. Something that causes another thing to vanish.
   • 1905, Oliver Corwin Sabin, Washington News Letter, volume 11, page 498:

     Good thoughts are veritable wrinkle-vanishers.

   • 1948 April 3, Billboard, page 82:

     Pitch Items, Lookbacks, Cigarette Vanishers, Magic Books, Trick Cards, Hot Flashy Photos.

Anagrams

• enravish, haversin