boulter

[bohl-ter]

noun

1. a long, stout fishing line with several hooks attached.

Word History and Origins

Origin of boulter¹

First recorded in 1595–1605; origin uncertain

Example Sentences

Although 104 players will receive direct entry into the Melbourne draw, that includes those with protected rankings, meaning Boulter - who sustained a hip injury in October - could miss out despite currently occupying 100th spot.

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"If there are tournaments there, it gives you an opportunity because you want to make the main draw of Australia," Boulter, 29, told BBC Sport.

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Boulter's recent injury, and the fact she would need to win at least three matches in Angers to improve her ranking, means she may well end up not playing.

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This year has been a challenging one for Boulter.

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"Biljana is an incredible coach, and an extremely good human as well, which makes things very difficult," Boulter said.

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