snorter
- noun
- /ˈsnɔrtər/
- UK
- A sudden snorter of a thunderstorm sent everyone running for cover.
Examples
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That movie was a real snorter!
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The novel's final chapter was a real snorter, keeping me on the edge of my seat.
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That was a snorter of a game, with both teams refusing to give up.
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My friend told me a snorter of a joke yesterday.
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The performance was a real snorter, leaving the audience in awe.
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Her story about the trip was such a snorter that everyone wanted to hear more.
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The fireworks display last night was a snorter, brightening up the entire sky.
Synonyms
A thing that is very surprising and amazes you
How Remarkable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Snorter comes from snort, a sudden, strong burst of breath or noise, and people use it for something very 'remarkable' or 'intense', so calling a storm or a game a 'snorter' means it was powerful and unforgettable.