stroker

[ˈstrəʊkə(r)]

stroker Definition

• 1. a person or thing that strokes
• 2. a person who rows a boat with a single oar over the stern

Using stroker: Examples

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

• Example

  He was a skilled stroker and led the team to victory.

• Example

  The boat was manned by a stroker and a coxswain.

stroker Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for stroker

• rower
• oarsman
• sculler

Phrases with stroker

• stroke of genius

  an outstandingly brilliant and original idea or action

  Example

  His invention was a stroke of genius.

• stroke of luck

  an unexpected event that brings good fortune

  Example

  Winning the lottery was a stroke of luck.

• stroke of midnight

  the exact moment at which twelve o'clock at night occurs

  Example

  They celebrated the New Year with a kiss at the stroke of midnight.

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Summary: stroker in Brief

A 'stroker' [ˈstrəʊkə(r)] is a person or thing that strokes, such as a rower who rows a boat with a single oar over the stern. It can also refer to phrases like 'stroke of genius,' meaning an outstandingly brilliant idea, or 'stroke of luck,' referring to an unexpected event that brings good fortune.