tombstonern.
/ˈtuːmstəʊnə/, U.S. /ˈtumˌstoʊnər/ British.
A person who engages in the activity or sport of tombstoning (tombstoning n. 3).
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1999 Evening Herald (Plymouth) 18 May 1 (headline) Paralysed teenager's warning to city ‘tombstoners’.
2008 Independent 1 Aug. 25/2 In Portland, a group of tombstoners was caught returning to a cliff at the weekend, the scene of several tombstoning accidents.
2009 Daily Mirror 10 Dec. 27/5 A tombstoner was swept to his death after jumping into rough seas.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, January 2018; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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n.1999- put to villainy
- put to voices
- put to voting
- put to walk
- put to work
- put to wrack
- put to wrack and ruin
- put together
- put too fine a point on
- put too fine a point upon
- put too many irons in the fire
- put two and two together
- put two fingers up
- put two fingers up at
- put under
- put under bonds
- put under one's shoulder
- put under the button
- put under the microscope
- put under the sod
- put unto a stand
- put unto one's worse
- put unto the worse
- put up
- put up a bad show