punter (Meaning)
punter (n)
someone who propels a boat with a pole
(football) a person who kicks the football by dropping it from the hands and contacting it with the foot before it hits the ground
someone who bets
punter (n.)
A scalper.
Synonyms & Antonyms of punter
punter Sentence Examples
- The punter booted the football down the field, aiming for maximum distance.
- A skilled punter can strategically place the ball to pin the opposing team deep in their territory.
- The punter's precision kick sailed through the air, eluding the defenders' grasp.
- With a powerful leg, the punter consistently flips the field position in favor of his team.
- Coaches often rely on the punter to execute crucial plays, especially in tight games.
- The punter's ability to control the ball's trajectory is a valuable asset to the special teams unit.
- Fans erupted into cheers as the punter launched a booming kick that soared overhead.
- The punter's accuracy is unmatched, routinely placing the ball within inches of the goal line.
- In adverse weather conditions, the punter's adaptability becomes essential for maintaining field position.
- Scouts keep a close eye on promising punters who demonstrate both power and finesse in their kicks.
FAQs About the word punter
someone who propels a boat with a pole, (football) a person who kicks the football by dropping it from the hands and contacting it with the foot before it hits
guest, client,customer, patron, buyer,user, consumer, end user, bargainer, vendee
seller, seller, broker, vendor, merchant, merchant, vender, vender, vendor, broker
The punter booted the football down the field, aiming for maximum distance.
A skilled punter can strategically place the ball to pin the opposing team deep in their territory.
The punter's precision kick sailed through the air, eluding the defenders' grasp.
With a powerful leg, the punter consistently flips the field position in favor of his team.
