Definitions

leaguer

[lee-ger] / ˈli gər /

NOUN

ally

Synonyms

WEAK

accessory accomplice associate co-worker coadjutor coalitionist collaborator colleague confederate friend helper partner

Example Sentences

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But on Saturday, those two schools will compete for a chance to gain admission to an elite society of high achievers where no Ivy Leaguer has gone before.

From The Wall Street Journal

“No doubt in my mind he’s going to be a big leaguer,” Skenes said of Dollander.

From Washington Post

Every major leaguer also received a gift from baseball Commissioner Rob Manfred: a black bag that opens like a hanging bag and contained Yeti cups and Bluetooth speaker caps.

From Washington Times

For one of the first times as a major leaguer, Kershaw was forced to take a hard look at his long-term future — to start mapping out his career in a way the surefire Hall of Famer hadn’t needed to before.

From Los Angeles Times

“He’s the best manager in Mexico,” said former major leaguer Edgar González, Mexico’s manager in the 2017 WBC.

From Los Angeles Times