roller-skater
- noun
- /ˈroʊlərˌskeɪtər/
- So we should go hang out and make fun of roller skaters.
- a good roller-skater
Examples
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The roller skater glided smoothly across the rink, impressing everyone with her speed.
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- Yeah, I'm an awesome roller skater.
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Yeah, you know what, I think I'm the best roller skater in the whole of Texas.
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I've seen some pretty bad-ass roller skaters.
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At the park, a group of roller skaters practiced their tricks while enjoying the sunny day.
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During the competition, the roller skater dazzled the judges with her impressive routine.
Synonyms
A person who moves using special shoes with metal blades or wheels
A person who skates on shoes with wheels in a single row
A person who moves on inline skates
How Skilled
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word roller-skater comes from two simple parts: roller, from 'roll' meaning 'to move on wheels', and skater, one who skates, that is, 'glides' on skates. So a roller-skater is a person who moves on roller skates for sport or fun.