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wiper

[wahy-per] / ˈwaɪ pər /


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The car was parked on Bonifant Street, near a restaurant, but was still running and with its windshield wipers going, according to court records.

From Washington Post

The US team watched in real-time as a wave of so-called wiper software, which renders computers unusable, hit multiple government websites.

From BBC

Even features you might not expect, such as the shifter, windshield wipers and lights, are located on the touchscreen.

From Seattle Times

A wiper attack is a form of cyber-attack that irreversibly destroys data, documents and files.

From BBC

There are new weapons, including a very satisfying bow and a wiper that doubles as a paint-flinging katana.

From The Verge