floorer

[ˈflɔːrə(r)]

floorer Definition

• 1. a person or thing that floors someone, especially by a blow or shock
• 2. a person who lays flooring

Using floorer: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "floorer" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The news of his resignation was a floorer for everyone in the office.

• Example

  The boxer delivered a powerful punch that acted as a floorer for his opponent.

• Example

  He is a professional floorer and has been laying floors for over 20 years.

floorer Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for floorer

• knockout
• shocker
• stunner
• surprise
• amazement

Phrases with floorer

• be floored

  to be completely surprised or shocked

  Example

  I was floored when I heard that she was getting married.

• floor it

  to accelerate a vehicle to its maximum speed

  Example

  He floored it and raced down the highway.

• hit the floor

  to fall to the ground, especially due to a sudden impact or shock

  Example

  The earthquake was so strong that people hit the floor to avoid being hurt.

Origins of floorer

from 'floor', meaning 'the lower surface of a room'

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Summary: floorer in Brief

'Floorer' [ˈflɔːrə(r)] refers to a person or thing that shocks or surprises someone, often by a blow or sudden impact. It can also refer to a person who lays flooring. Examples include 'The news of his resignation was a floorer for everyone in the office.' and 'He is a professional floorer and has been laying floors for over 20 years.' Phrases like 'be floored' and 'floor it' extend the term's usage.