biker
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2.7
A person who rides a motorcycle for fun or with a group
- noun
- /ˈbaɪkər/
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- The group of bikers enjoyed riding through the scenic countryside every weekend.
He was, you know, this this red haired biker looking guy.
- He was, you know, this this red haired biker looking guy.
- He looked like a biker, circus like rock star.
- You know, if you want to be, if you if you want to be a biker, you be a biker.
- We're in the fast lane, flying by like legit bikers.
- Did you see this at like a no, the head of the Night Wolves biker gang, like it's a biker gang.
- And all of a sudden these guys are wanted men and the bikers are on the hunt.
- Somehow the drone pilot keeps a pretty much consistent distance to the to the biker.
- Tough upbringing, then becoming a biker, smashing up paedophiles.
- Well, Sparrow just sounds like a very evil biker man.
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Examples
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This big burly biker guy started crying because I was nice to him.
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And a biker came in.
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That biker came out of nowhere!
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This bar is for bikers and truckers only.
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From the booth, I watched two bikers shoot pool in the smoky light.
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During the charity event, several bikers gathered to support the cause and raise money.
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I met a friendly biker at the rally who shared stories about his cross-country journeys.
Synonyms
motorcyclist
vsbiker
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2.7
A person who rides a motorcycle
focuses on riding as a hobby or in a group rather than any professional role
How Committed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Biker can also come from motorbike or motorcycle, where motor means 'engine' added to the idea of a bike. So a biker can mean someone who rides a bike with an 'engine', that is, a motorcycle rider.