teamer

American  

[tee-mer] / ˈti mər /

noun

1. a teamster.

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Etymology

Origin of teamer

First recorded in 1835–45; team + -er ¹

Example Sentences

I could sit here and bombard you with stats and accomplishments, and here are just a few: Doncic is a five-time All-Star and five-time NBA first teamer, a former Rookie of the Year who once scored 73 in a game, led the Mavericks to the Finals in 2024 and, after all that insanity last winter, still averaged 28.2 points for the Lakers, leading his new team over the remainder of the season.

From The Wall Street Journal

Caleb Murphy, primarily a special teamer, logged a career-high 34 snaps against the Raiders and is expected to have a more defined role.

From Los Angeles Times

A special teamer trying to earn defensive snaps, Murphy sprinted downfield on the first play and forced a fumble, setting up the Chargers in scoring position.

From Los Angeles Times

"He was the third top scorer in Real Madrid B history, arrived at Real Madrid when he was 10 and now he is a first teamer."

From BBC

Del’Shawn Phillips is the newest addition to the linebacker group, the Chargers bringing in a key special teamer to a unit that lost Nick Niemann to Houston in free agency.

From Los Angeles Times