1. kitchen utensils with small holes used to press cooked potatoes or other soft foods into rice-like pieces
Usage: plural of ricer
2. cars, typically Japanese imports, that have been heavily modified with aftermarket parts for appearance rather than performance
Usage: slang; automotive

Examples

• She bought two ricers to help with the large dinner preparation.
• The kitchen store sells several different types of ricers.
• Professional chefs often prefer ricers over regular mashers for smooth potatoes.
• The parking lot was full of ricers with loud exhausts and flashy paint jobs.
• He spent thousands modifying his Honda into one of those ricers.
• Some car enthusiasts look down on ricers as all show and no go.