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bouncer

noun as in boaster

noun as in bodyguard

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Example Sentences

On the slow pitch, their bouncers were hard for batters to control, leading to the errors from Williamson and Mitchell.

From BBC

Mr Suryavanshi, a farmer from Bihar who had migrated to Mumbai for employment, worked as a bouncer in a nightclub and at a public toilet, he told Indian Express newspaper.

From BBC

Whether you think Gatland is the right man to continue in the Wales role, he has fronted up to the barrage of bouncers bowled at him in recent days.

From BBC

It was twice left to Marnus Labuschagne in the final over before tea and close to try bouncers, apart from the surprise ball.

From BBC

In the sketch, “Night Club Line” he inhabits a Miami club owner, who attempts to shape his bouncer, played by Jason Momoa, into a kinder man to the ladies and clubbers.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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