Definition of walloper in English:

walloper

noun ˈwɒləpəˈwɑləpər

informal

1A person or thing that wallops someone or something.
痛击者，猛打者
Example sentencesExamples
- Ramshot's Enforcer is a relatively slow-burning magnum powder suitable for the .44 Mag. and other big bore wallopers.
- However, the Wigginton wallopers graciously conceded that their York opponents had been badly hampered by the absence of one of their star players.
2Northern English A strikingly large person or thing.
1. 2.1 A blatant lie.
  无耻的谎言
3Australian A policeman.
〈澳〉警察
Example sentencesExamples
- He's a good Catholic and a walloper who once fought off an armed man with a loaded Toyota troop-carrier.
- In earlier posts about the sad state of policing in Victoria, the Professor may have been just a bit too harsh about the wallopers.
- After reading this report, it seems the younger generation now has a better way to foil the wallopers ' close attentions.
- After popping the wrong man, Britain's wallopers will be just that extra bit more cautious before hauling out the shooting irons.
- Last week in Yarraville, he became the fourth person to be pulled over at random and forced to surrender a saliva sample to the wallopers.

Rhymes

scalloper

Definition of walloper in US English:

walloper

nounˈwäləpərˈwɑləpər

informal

1A person or thing that wallops someone or something.
痛击者，猛打者
Example sentencesExamples
- Ramshot's Enforcer is a relatively slow-burning magnum powder suitable for the .44 Mag. and other big bore wallopers.
- However, the Wigginton wallopers graciously conceded that their York opponents had been badly hampered by the absence of one of their star players.
2Northern English A strikingly large person or thing.
1. 2.1 A blatant lie.
  无耻的谎言
3Australian A policeman.
〈澳〉警察
Example sentencesExamples
- Last week in Yarraville, he became the fourth person to be pulled over at random and forced to surrender a saliva sample to the wallopers.
- After reading this report, it seems the younger generation now has a better way to foil the wallopers ' close attentions.
- After popping the wrong man, Britain's wallopers will be just that extra bit more cautious before hauling out the shooting irons.
- He's a good Catholic and a walloper who once fought off an armed man with a loaded Toyota troop-carrier.
- In earlier posts about the sad state of policing in Victoria, the Professor may have been just a bit too harsh about the wallopers.

词汇	walloper
释义	Definition of walloper in English: walloper noun ˈwɒləpəˈwɑləpər informal 1A person or thing that wallops someone or something. 痛击者，猛打者 Example sentencesExamples Ramshot's Enforcer is a relatively slow-burning magnum powder suitable for the .44 Mag. and other big bore wallopers. However, the Wigginton wallopers graciously conceded that their York opponents had been badly hampered by the absence of one of their star players. 2Northern English A strikingly large person or thing. 2.1 A blatant lie. 无耻的谎言 3Australian A policeman. 〈澳〉警察 Example sentencesExamples He's a good Catholic and a walloper who once fought off an armed man with a loaded Toyota troop-carrier. In earlier posts about the sad state of policing in Victoria, the Professor may have been just a bit too harsh about the wallopers. After reading this report, it seems the younger generation now has a better way to foil the wallopers ' close attentions. After popping the wrong man, Britain's wallopers will be just that extra bit more cautious before hauling out the shooting irons. Last week in Yarraville, he became the fourth person to be pulled over at random and forced to surrender a saliva sample to the wallopers. Rhymes scalloper Definition of walloper in US English: walloper nounˈwäləpərˈwɑləpər informal 1A person or thing that wallops someone or something. 痛击者，猛打者 Example sentencesExamples Ramshot's Enforcer is a relatively slow-burning magnum powder suitable for the .44 Mag. and other big bore wallopers. However, the Wigginton wallopers graciously conceded that their York opponents had been badly hampered by the absence of one of their star players. 2Northern English A strikingly large person or thing. 2.1 A blatant lie. 无耻的谎言 3Australian A policeman. 〈澳〉警察 Example sentencesExamples Last week in Yarraville, he became the fourth person to be pulled over at random and forced to surrender a saliva sample to the wallopers. After reading this report, it seems the younger generation now has a better way to foil the wallopers ' close attentions. After popping the wrong man, Britain's wallopers will be just that extra bit more cautious before hauling out the shooting irons. He's a good Catholic and a walloper who once fought off an armed man with a loaded Toyota troop-carrier. In earlier posts about the sad state of policing in Victoria, the Professor may have been just a bit too harsh about the wallopers.
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