Sifters [noun]

It was lying in the sifter after most of the sand and dust had been blown away.

Dry the bread in the oven and put through food grinder or sifter.

Sifter Louisa drew it from among the folds of her long black robes.

My father, mother, and sifter met the steamer train at Euston.

Among the Cherokees it is common, in asking about the sex of a new arrival, to inquire, Is it a bow or a sifter?

Stella could not wait for the next day; and, indeed, early the next day she learned that the one who sang was the sifter.

Then we dropped in at The Silver Shark, a little inn about the size of a large dustbin of two compartments and a sifter.

Bob caught up the sifter, filled it to the brim, and came toward her, turning the handle as he approached.

He dropped the sifter into the bowl and his hand closed firmly over the one that now rested on its yellow rim.

Sift the flour with a sifter little by little over the mixture and fold it carefully in.