to taser
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5.5
- verb
- /ˈteɪzər/
- NSFW
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inmovilizar con pistola eléctrica
- Now you're about to get Tasered.
- get tasered
- Tasered by an officer
- Tasered multiple times
Dude, they tased me once and I pulled it out.
- Dude, they tased me once and I pulled it out.
- So do that tase do that, tase your fat little fat, that kind of thing, Right, Right.
Examples
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Can't someone just taser him?
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Dude, I just Tasered you, man.
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Mike, can you taser her?
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- I had to taser him once.
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Consider the case linked at Drudge where cops taser a guy trying to prevent a fire from spreading to his house.
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We can taser them.
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- I tasered him, but he'll be waking up in another 90 seconds, so you'd better move.
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I got tasered again.
Blog text (30) -
She Tasered me.
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The officer had to taser the suspect to prevent him from fleeing the scene.
Synonyms
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3.4
To give a person a sudden painful electric shock
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8.8
To give someone a shock with a small electric weapon like a Taser to make them stop moving briefly
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4.0
To make someone unconscious or dazed for a short time by a hit
How Incapacitating
Surface Forms
Etymology
Taser as a verb comes from the name of the device TASER, so to 'taser' someone is to shock them with that electric weapon. The verb keeps the noun's idea: using electricity to make someone stop moving for a short time.