trampler
- noun
- /ˈtræmplər/
- The unruly crowd surged forward, and one unfortunate fan became the victim of a trampler.
Examples
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The trampler crushed the flowers in the garden.
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A trampler can cause serious injuries in a chaotic situation like that.
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During the stampede, several tramplers were later identified by security footage.
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She is a trampler when she walks through crowds.
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The stampede caused chaos, leaving the trampler to injure several people in the crowd.
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During the parade, the elephant became a trampler, stepping on a few partygoers.
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In his rage, the bull turned into a trampler, charging through the crowd and causing panic.
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Etymology
Trampler is made from the verb trample and the ending -er, which means 'one who does something', so it literally means 'one who tramples'. Because trample means to press down or stamp on something, a trampler can be a person or animal that hurts others by walking or jumping on them.