gallagher
/ˈɡælɪhɑːr/Definitions
1. noun
A person who carries or throws a boulder or other heavy object, typically as a form of entertainment or to demonstrate strength.
“The strongman was a Gallagher, famous for his dangerous stunts.”
2. proper noun
A surname of Irish origin, which may be associated with a person or a place.
“John Gallagher was a renowned Irish poet.”
3. verb
To carry or throw a boulder or other heavy object in a dramatic or impressive manner, typically as a form of entertainment.
“He gallaghered across the stage, stunning the audience.”