bowler
28
2.7
A person who rolls a heavy ball down a lane to knock down pins
- noun
- /ˈboʊlər/
:
jugador de bolos
- Donny was a good bowler and a good man.
- Pro Bowler
- good bowler
- professional bowler
You should go be a bowler and if you are super passionate about bowling, you'll make money and more money than you would being a banker.
- You should go be a bowler and if you are super passionate about bowling, you'll make money and more money than you would being a banker.
Examples
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She is, in fact, a professional bowler.
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She is a talented bowler who can consistently knock down all the pins.
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Who do I think is a better bowler?
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Are you a good bowler?
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And I'm a great bowler.
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I hear you're the best bowler on the company team.
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Jibby was a pro bowler for two years on the tour.
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But you're not a strong bowler.
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I'm a bowler myself.
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I'm an excellent bowler.
Compounds
How Skilled
bowler
28
2.7
28
2.7
beginner
81
1.0
81
1.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bowler comes from the verb bowl, meaning 'to roll a ball', so a bowler in bowling is the person who rolls the ball down the lane at the pins.