Noun
One who, or that which, wrings; hence, an extortioner.
A machine for pressing water out of anything, particularly from clothes after they have been washed.
Source: Webster's dictionaryArm wringer, tag to Allin, he comes off the second with a double axehandle to the elbow! Source: Internet
Ana, an antiquities dealer, who has a dark secret as well as supernatural powers inherited from her demon father, is put through the wringer. Source: Internet
During the summer, she pushed her body through the wringer on the track in a variety of events, recording noteworthy times in the lot of them. Source: Internet
Maggie and Eoin are put through the wringer emotionally in this book and I went right along with them; laughing, crying and feeling the gut-wrenching pain of betrayal. Source: Internet
Murray, who has added the China Open to his schedule in October as he continues his return from hip surgery earlier this year, said his body was being put through the wringer at the hardcourt tournament. Source: Internet
This gang of folks from Yonkers, New York will put cars, hair conditioner, flat screen televisions, iPhones, computers, and washing machines through the wringer so the consumer won’t get hustled. Source: Internet