scorer
- noun
- /ˈskɔːrər/
- His speed, footwork, and sense of timing made him one of the soccer team's leading scorers.
- top scorer
- high scorers
Yeah, but Ronaldo is the best goal scorer in football.
- Yeah, but Ronaldo is the best goal scorer in football.
- When I was a senior in high school, I was a second leading scorer in the state of Pennsylvania.
- Listen, I, I, I, I mean, one, one of the things I I take that I was with a good goal scorer.
- And like England's was England's all time goal scorer on man years I think, but unbelievable.
Examples
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Well, who's the leading goal scorer In the Bellarine League this year?
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Houston, led by captain Jonathan E., again their leading scorer this year.
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The best scorer probably in the league, but not the best player on the team.
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When I was a senior in high school, I was a second leading scorer in the state of Pennsylvania.
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I was a top scorer, and I'd only been on the team a couple of weeks.
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Was the leading scorer on the California High School Hockey League championship team.
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Yeah, but Ronaldo is the best goal scorer in football.
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Ned Braden is now the leading scorer in the Federal League.
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Aaric Murray comes into this game as the leading scorer for WVU from the center position.
Blog text (5) -
Ronaldo is known as the best goal scorer in football history.
Synonyms
A person who takes part in a sport or game
A player in sports like soccer or basketball who tries to score
A player who tries to score by getting the ball into the goal or basket
A player whose main job is to score goals in football, also called soccer
A player who scores goals in a team sport like football
A player who mainly tries to score goals in sports like lacrosse
How Often
- UK
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word scorer comes from the word score, which means a 'mark' or a 'point'. That's why a scorer is a player who makes points or goals in a game.