hurler (Meaning)

Wordnet

hurler (n)

(baseball) the person who does the pitching

Webster

One who hurls, or plays at hurling.

The hurler hurled the ball with astonishing force, sending it soaring through the air.
Despite his reputation as a fearsome hurler, the pitcher struggled to control his pitches.
The unruly child hurled insults at his classmates, earning a stern reprimand.
The wind howled and hurled rain against the windows, creating a deafening roar.
The mountain hikers stumbled as the wind hurled heavy snowflakes at them.
The rock climber narrowly avoided disaster as a small boulder hurled down the cliff face.
The hurler's thunderous shot shattered the pitcher's mound into countless pieces.
The angry mob hurled rocks and bottles at the police, escalating the riot.
The surgeon skillfully hurled the suture needle through the delicate tissue, ensuring a successful repair.
As the storm reached its peak, lightning hurled across the sky, illuminating the night with a blinding brilliance.

(baseball) the person who does the pitchingOne who hurls, or plays at hurling.

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crawl, linger, poke, hang (around or out), poke, drag, hang (around or out), creep, poke, linger

The hurler hurled the ball with astonishing force, sending it soaring through the air.

Despite his reputation as a fearsome hurler, the pitcher struggled to control his pitches.

The unruly child hurled insults at his classmates, earning a stern reprimand.

The wind howled and hurled rain against the windows, creating a deafening roar.