chucker

¹

[chuhk-er]

noun

Baseball.

1. a pitcher.

chucker

²

[chuhk-er]

noun

Informal.

1. woodchuck.

chucker

/ ˈtʃʌkə /

noun

1. a person who throws something

2. informal,  cricket a bowler whose arm action is illegal

Word History and Origins

Origin of chucker¹

1750–60, for literal sense; chuck ¹ + -er ¹

Origin of chucker²

(wood)chuck + -er ¹

Example Sentences

It’s what elevated him from a pitch-and-catch chucker posting big numbers in LSU’s offense into a player worthy of the first overall pick: he torched defenses on the easy plays and turned bad plays into positive yards and scores.

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As of mid-August, the rosy-cheeked chucker with the renowned right arm touted more than 124,000 followers on Twitter and 106,000 on Instagram.

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And Carroll, 67, isn’t just the afternoon game’s mastermind; he’s a chucker, an elbow thrower, a real menace when chasing a loose ball.

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He describes his job as “ice chucker.”

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In other words, good luck to the Rockets, specifically head coach Mike D'Antoni who is now tasked with working this aging chucker into his into a team that had the league's best record.

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