manhandler
A person or machine that moves people and objects roughly
- noun
- /ˈmænˌhændlər/
- NSFW
:
brutalizador
Examples
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I put a frozen dinner in the oven, a Manhandler.
Fiction book (1990) -
The bouncer was known as a manhandler for his rough way of dealing with troublemakers at the club.
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In the wrestling ring, he acted as a manhandler, easily overpowering his opponents.
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The new robot is a sophisticated manhandler, designed to help move heavy objects in the warehouse.
Synonyms
shover
vsmanhandler
A person who pushes other people in a rude or strong way
is broader, moves or handles people or things roughly not just by pushing
How Forceful
Surface Forms
manhandler singular
manhandlers plural
Morphology
Etymology
Manhandler comes from man ('a person') plus handle ('to touch or move') and the agent -er ('one who does'). Think of someone who literally 'handles' a person roughly, which is why it can mean a person or tool that moves or controls someone in a forceful way.