corker

/ˈkɔr.kər/

Definitions

1. noun

A person who is exceptionally skilled or accomplished, especially in a particular activity or sport.

“The young golfer was considered a real corker, having won several national championships.”

2. noun

A particularly good or impressive example of something.

“That new restaurant downtown is a real corker - the food is amazing!”

3. adjective

Exceptionally good or impressive.

“He gave a corker of a speech, making everyone laugh and cry at the same time.”

4. verb

To beat or defeat someone or something thoroughly.

“The team corkered their opponents 10-0 in the championship game.”

Synonyms

  • phenomenon
  • sensation

Antonyms

  • disappointment
  • failure