turtler
- noun
- /ˈtɜːrtlər/
- Slang
- In ranked play, many players accuse a turtler of ruining the match by never leaving cover.
Examples
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During the final round, the turtler refused to push forward and waited for opponents' mistakes.
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Commentators criticized the turtler for stalling the game instead of trying to win aggressively.
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He is a skilled turtler in the game.
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Many turtlers prefer to defend rather than attack.
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In competitive matches, the turtler focused on defense, waiting for opponents to make mistakes.
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Players often find it frustrating when a turtler hides in the corner and avoids confrontation.
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She earned a reputation as a turtler because she constantly prioritized her safety over aggressive plays.
Antonyms
How Defensive
- Slang
- Jargon
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Etymology
Turtler comes from the animal turtle plus the ending -er, used as a picture of someone who stays inside like a turtle. So a turtler in games is a player who stays very defensive, like hiding in a 'shell', instead of attacking.