custer
/ˈkʌstər/Definitions
1. noun
A surname, or a variant of it, referring to a person, especially one associated with George Armstrong Custer, an American cavalry officer.
“He was a direct descendant of the famous Custer family.”
2. proper noun
A specific reference to George Armstrong Custer or the Battle of Little Bighorn.
“The Custer monument stands as a reminder of the tragic events that took place.”
3. verb
To defeat or overwhelm an opponent in a decisive manner.
“The team custered the opposing side, winning the game with a landslide victory.”
4. verb (transitive)
To surround or attack an opponent with a superior force, often leading to a decisive defeat.
“The general’s strategy was to custer the enemy lines, catching them off guard.”