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scorner

[skawr-ner] / ˈskɔr nər /


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Peterborough top scorner Clarke-Harris headed a free-kick just over the bar soon after as Posh took control, but with 20 minutes left the Owls thought they had a way back.

From BBC • May 12, 2023

After netting her maiden international goal on Thursday, Holloway grabbed a spectacular second when her 30-yard strike flew into the top scorner on the half-hour mark despite the best efforts of the visiting goalkeeper.

From BBC • Nov. 29, 2021

Amid so much pomp it was recalled that Baron von Richthofen had ever been a scorner of the conventional mediocrities of mankind.

From Time Magazine Archive

His father, an unorthodox campaigner and a scorner of political drudgery, began his Republican career at the top�and got elected to nothing.

From Time Magazine Archive

So Narcissus went on his cruel way, a scorner of love.

From "Mythology: Timeless Tales of Gods and Heroes" by Edith Hamilton