walloper

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to a person who strikes very hard, a decisive victory by a large margin, or a blatant and gross untruth.

deSubstantiv mit mehreren Bedeutungen: Es kann eine Person bezeichnen, die sehr harte Schläge austeilt, einen deutlichen Sieg mit großem Abstand oder eine dreiste und grobe Unwahrheit.ruСуществительное с несколькими значениями: может обозначать человека, который наносит очень сильные удары, решительную победу с большим отрывом, или вопиющую и грубую неправду.esSustantivo con varios significados: puede referirse a una persona que golpea muy fuerte, a una victoria contundente con gran margen, o a una mentira descarada y grosera.frNom familier désignant une personne qui frappe très fort, une victoire écrasante, ou un mensonge éhonté et flagrant.ptSubstantivo com vários sentidos: pode designar uma pessoa que dá golpes muito fortes, uma vitória decisiva por grande margem, ou uma mentira descarada e grosseira.zh名词，有几个意思：可指猛击他人的人，也可指以巨大优势取得的决定性胜利，或指厚颜无耻的弥天大谎。arاسم متعدد المعاني: قد يدل على شخص يوجّه ضربات قوية جداً، أو على نصر ساحق بفارق كبير، أو على كذبة صارخة ووقحة.

1. A very hard hitter C1 informal

   A person or thing that strikes with great force.

   • He's known as a real walloper in the boxing ring.
   • That pitcher is a walloper; his fastball is incredible.
   • The boxer delivered a walloper that knocked his opponent down.

   deHarter SchlägerruСильный ударesGolpeador muy fuertefrfrappeur très puissantptGrande batedorzh重击手arالضارب بقوة

   Synonyme: heavy hitterpunchersloggersluggerstrikerwhacker

2. A winner by a wide margin C1 informal

   A decisive victory or a contest won by a large difference.

   • The final score was a walloper, 10-1.
   • Their team won by a walloper in the championship game.
   • It was a walloper of a victory, leaving no doubt about who was better.

   deErdrutschsiegruРазгромная победаesvictoria aplastantefrvictoire écrasanteptVitória esmagadorazh大胜arفوز ساحق

   Synonyme: blowoutlandslidelaugherromproutrunawaywalkover

3. A gross untruth; a blatant lie C1 informal

   An obvious and outrageous falsehood.

   • He told a walloper about his past achievements.
   • That story is a complete walloper; none of it is true.
   • She accused him of telling a walloper to get out of trouble.

   deFreche LügeruНаглая ложьesMentira descaradafrGros mensongeptMentira deslavadazh弥天大谎arكذب صريح

   Synonyme: fabricationfalsehoodlieuntruthwhopper

• wallopers plural form
• wallopers' possessive plural form
• walloper's possessive singular form