breaker
/ˈbreɪkər/Definitions
1. noun
a person or thing that breaks something
“The breaker of the news was a young journalist.”
2. noun
a device that breaks or controls the flow of something, especially water or electric current
“The circuit breaker in the house saved it from a fire.”
3. noun
a person who breaks into a place or system, especially illegally
“The breaker was caught by the security guards.”
4. noun
a person who breaks into a professional sport or activity, especially in a violent or aggressive manner
“The boxer was known for being a breaker in the ring.”
5. verb
to break or cause something to break
“The storm broke the windows of the house.”
6. verb
to break into a place or system, especially illegally
“The hackers broke into the company’s database.”
7. verb
to break into a professional sport or activity, especially in a violent or aggressive manner
“The boxer broke into the ring, causing a brawl.”