nimrod
/ˈnimrɒd/; /ˈnimrɔd/Definitions
1. noun
A person, especially a man, who is considered to be foolish or inept, often in a pompous or self-important way.
“He was called a nimrod after he tried to hunt a deer with a toy gun.”
2. noun
A person who is skilled or successful at something, especially hunting.
“My grandfather was a nimrod and always brought back a large deer on hunting trips.”
3. proper noun
Nimrod, a biblical figure, the first king of Shinar, known for his hunting skills.
“In the Bible, Nimrod is described as a mighty hunter.”