Invigorators [noun]

Nevertheless, in a long and strenuous sporting career the Invigorator became endeared through association to many friends.

As we clambered into the Invigorator we could hear from all directions the birds signalling each other.

We left the Invigorator at some hundreds of yards distance; and, single file, followed the Captain.

Proudfit suggested, with the proper anathema, to go back and take a re-invigorator with Vice-President March.

What wonderful hair-invigorator do some actors use in order to grow themselves a fine pair of bushy whiskers in fifteen minutes?

It is no idle feat to ride the Invigorator thus over hummocky ground.

After a time I heard the mighty rattle of the Invigorator, and the Captain's voice shouting.

We left him with the lantern, stowing away the decoys, live and inanimate, in the Invigorator.

As a tonic and invigorator, the cold or cool bath (shower or tub), in the morning on arising can be highly recommended.

I accidentally heard of your Invigorator, and purchased a bottle, and carried it home in my overcoat pocket.