rusher
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- noun
- /ˈrʌʃər/
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precipitado
- That's the same kind of small-mindedness I had to put up with when I was the district's leading rusher.
Examples
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As a leading rusher, he was known for his speed and ability to evade defenders.
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I believe that is the first individual rusher the 2012 team has allowed to gain 100 yards.
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And you, the great rusher of fools, what was it that you were after?
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Now, are you a rusher, or are you a dragger, or are you gonna be on my fucking time?
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Their defense has continued their Week 1 success against the run by becoming one of the best in the league against rushers.
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Meanwhile, Marshawn Lynch has become the No. 2 rusher in the league despite dealing with a back problem.
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The number-one rusher.
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You can say what you want about Greg Blache, and they didn't have great pass rushers even at the time; Andre Carter was their best pass rusher.
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And when you see people block for you, like Maps (Raymond Maples), who's a 1,000-yard rusher, going out there and blocking a linebacker for me.
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The team recruited a new rusher who can quickly advance the ball down the field.
Synonyms
How Hasty
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Rusher comes from the verb rush, which means 'to move or act quickly'. A rusher is someone who often 'rushes' or 'hurries', so the name helps you remember a person who acts too fast and may make simple mistakes.