pounder
pounder
Definition
pounder (po̵un′dər)
noun
a person or thing that pounds
pounder
Usage Examples
Preposition: with
- cheese: Even today, Dave still believes a well balanced diet involves having a quarter pounder with cheese in each hand.
Converse of object
- have: Even today, Dave still believes a well balanced diet involves having a quarter pounder with cheese in each hand.
- catch: He has also enjoyed some success with pike, his best fish being a 23 pounder caught on a surface fly.
- land: Tom landed a thirty pounder, just to keep the American team in the race.
- take: Reg also took a 12 pounder the same day in June.
- include: Carp feeding well with some quality fish now showing including a 30 pounder from behind the island on the back bank.
- mount: Between the two Moncrief pits there are two pairs of open emplacements that mounted 68 pounder RML's.
Adjective modifier
- average: Average pounder who on how quot you will be relationship with mabel.
- hypothetical: A five acre our hypothetical pounder looked off his.
Modifies a noun
- anti-tank: His medal and 2 pounder anti-tank gun are on public display at the Durham Light Infantry Museum in Durham.
- cannon: It was equipped with a 24 pounder cannon and a garrison of 13.
- gun: On 7th November 1900 in South Africa, Sergeant Holland kept the Boers away from two 12 pounder guns with his Colt gun.
- shell: One exercise involved advancing under a creeping barrage of twenty-five pounder artillery shells.
- artillery: One exercise involved advancing under a creeping barrage of twenty-five pounder artillery shells.
- carriage: Armament consisted of 8 x 3 pounder carriage guns and 10 swivel guns.
Noun used with modifier
- twenty-four: Nyborg Ditto, completely rigged, her guns of twenty-four pounders.
- quarter: Even today, Dave still believes a well balanced diet involves having a quarter pounder with cheese in each hand.
- half: I had been fishing with mixed success with my cast of Lowland flies and a brace of half pounders nestled in my bag.
- twelve: Toward the end of the Dardanelles campaign, the E-class submarines still in the area were fitted with twelve pounder guns.
- forty: Sept. 30th The War in Egypt - Dragging a forty pounder into position at Ramleh.
Browse dictionary entries near pounder
- poundcake
- poundal
- poundage
- pound sterling
- pound sign
- pound Scots
- pound net
- pound-foolish
- pound
- pouncing
- -pounder
- pounds
- pour
- pour it on
- pourboire
- pourboire (French)
- pourer
- pouring
- pourover
- pourparler
