swooper
- noun
- /ˈswuːpər/
- Slang
- As a swooper, she effortlessly snatched the opportunity to lead the project after others hesitated.
Examples
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He's a slick-talking Beta swooper.
Blog text (24) -
But I've met, you know, male swoopers and, and, and female bashers.
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Swooper, that's me.
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The swooper arrived just in time to grab the last piece of cake at the party.
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During the auction, he acted like a swooper, quickly outbidding everyone else for the rare painting.
Synonyms
A person who quickly takes advantage of mistakes or chances to get ahead
A person who quickly gets wanted things before others
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Swooper comes from the verb swoop, and you can think of someone 'swooping in' to arrive fast and grab an opportunity. So a swooper is a person or group that arrives suddenly to take advantage of a situation.