stunner Definition
stun·ner (stun′ər)
noun
- one that stuns
- Informal a remarkably attractive, excellent, etc. person or thing
stunner Usage Examples
Converse of object
- score: Scored two stunners in one first half game only to be dragged off at half time.
- produce: Yamaha have produced an absolute stunner with its all new Yamaha YZF-R6R 2006 model.
- use: Others use gas stunning and very low throughput premises tend to use an electric hand-held stunner.
- pull: Raw, volatile and just plain HUGE, Delirious had pulled another stunner out of the bag.
- hit: We were superb and it was Steve Davis who headed the winner after Robbie Blake had hit a stunner to equalize.
- meet: I met an absolute stunner named Kim ( I think she was from leeds ) and ended up having sex in the alley outside.
Preposition: in
stake: Sunday 26th February 2006 Honda's new 2006 Deauville isn't a stunner in the performance stakes.
Adjective modifier
- humane: In the late 1920s, the association carried out an eight month demonstration of the humane stunner at an Islington slaughterhouse.
- absolute: I can't tell you what an absolute stunner she is!
- real: BMW's ninth new model in just three years is a real stunner.
- visual: Two Wrongs DO Make A Right - A visual stunner that looks like trick cards.
- little: Fortunately they had just relocated the birds about 100 meters away sitting in a dead tree, what a little stunner this parrot is.
- electric: Others use gas stunning and very low throughput premises tend to use an electric hand-held stunner.
Noun used with modifier
- waterbath: It can be seen that constant voltage waterbath stunners are totally unreliable.
- bolt: The two types of mechanical stunning used were captive bolt stunners, and non-penetrating concussion stunners.
- yard: Lee Fromant put his side back in the game with a 20 yard stunner before John Power equalized a minute from time.
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