Definition of haymaker in English:

haymaker

nounˈheɪmeɪkəˈheɪˌmeɪkər

1A person who is involved in making hay, especially one who tosses and spreads it to dry after mowing.
Example sentencesExamples
- In the distance to the left can be seen haystacks and, possibly, haymakers.
- Nowhere have so many muscular and healthy bodies been put on display, so many entwined haymakers and tractor drivers, workers and peasants, strong men and women.
- Its been a week of catchy weather and many haymakers will be blessing the invention of plastic bags.
- Lenin fled, hiding in a haymaker's hut before crossing the border into Finland.
- The Mayor Of Casterbridge is the tale of Henchard's rise from travelling haymaker to the richest corn merchant in the town of Casterbridge.
- The drinks, in the form of ale, were taken by five haymakers who last summer spent 13 days mowing five acres of grassland in the park.
- There was little visible sign even of agricultural activity, apart from glimpses of haymakers scything by hand.
- He stops delivering mail to help some haymakers and is then off to the pub.
- Another time, one summer morn, he sees the haymakers at work.
1. 1.1 An apparatus for shaking and drying hay.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The haymakers are on the Oakworth bank of the River Worth.
2informal A forceful blow.
he caught him on the side of the head with a stinging haymaker
Example sentencesExamples
- The large reverberation that can be heard when a haymaker lands can make you recoil in pain.
- Rob brought his arm back, and delivered a powerful haymaker to the guy's gut, knocking him down.
- He swung his full weight behind a wild haymaker and caught the Welshman flush on his exposed chin.
- He can lay a haymaker on a punk that will send him sailing through the air for almost half of a city block.
- Whether it's a jab or a haymaker, we have to throw the first blow.
- After a few haymakers, the antagonists waddled off arm in arm to get a little drunker.
- At every opportunity he strides straight forward and throws huge, windmill haymakers with his right hand that seldom connect.
- Georgie gets a haymaker to the jaw for his insight.
- His opponent spent the entire round throwing haymakers after haymakers only to hit nothing but wind.
- Pulling his fist back in a massive haymaker, he shot his arm forward with the force of a battering ram.
- With a growl, Guts Man drew back a fist and struck Mega Man with a powerful haymaker punch.
- Believe me, I landed some haymakers in those eight debates that we had.
- The Duke regained his senses just in time to see another haymaker about to be launched in his direction.
- ‘Once I'm in the ring, I'm going to throw some haymakers,’ he said.
- Paul dived in with a haymaker of a punch, missed, and ended up on the floor.
- The young superhero threw an amazing combination of punches, kicks, and haymakers.
- When she fights back, he delivers a ham-fisted haymaker across her jaw accompanied by a sound effect that made me wince.
- He was caught by a haymaker as he leaned back on the ropes.
- In the West, the jab and the haymaker are the most common striking assaults in self-defense situations.
- He threw a monster left jab, which I deflected, then I countered with my hardest haymaker to his face.

Rhymes

playmaker

Definition of haymaker in US English:

haymaker

nounˈheɪˌmeɪkərˈhāˌmākər

1A person who is involved in making hay, especially one who tosses and spreads it to dry after mowing.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Mayor Of Casterbridge is the tale of Henchard's rise from travelling haymaker to the richest corn merchant in the town of Casterbridge.
- Nowhere have so many muscular and healthy bodies been put on display, so many entwined haymakers and tractor drivers, workers and peasants, strong men and women.
- There was little visible sign even of agricultural activity, apart from glimpses of haymakers scything by hand.
- He stops delivering mail to help some haymakers and is then off to the pub.
- The drinks, in the form of ale, were taken by five haymakers who last summer spent 13 days mowing five acres of grassland in the park.
- In the distance to the left can be seen haystacks and, possibly, haymakers.
- Another time, one summer morn, he sees the haymakers at work.
- Its been a week of catchy weather and many haymakers will be blessing the invention of plastic bags.
- Lenin fled, hiding in a haymaker's hut before crossing the border into Finland.
1. 1.1 An apparatus for shaking and drying hay.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The haymakers are on the Oakworth bank of the River Worth.
2informal A forceful blow.
he caught him on the side of the head with a stinging haymaker
Example sentencesExamples
- Rob brought his arm back, and delivered a powerful haymaker to the guy's gut, knocking him down.
- The young superhero threw an amazing combination of punches, kicks, and haymakers.
- Paul dived in with a haymaker of a punch, missed, and ended up on the floor.
- He swung his full weight behind a wild haymaker and caught the Welshman flush on his exposed chin.
- At every opportunity he strides straight forward and throws huge, windmill haymakers with his right hand that seldom connect.
- The Duke regained his senses just in time to see another haymaker about to be launched in his direction.
- Believe me, I landed some haymakers in those eight debates that we had.
- He was caught by a haymaker as he leaned back on the ropes.
- ‘Once I'm in the ring, I'm going to throw some haymakers,’ he said.
- When she fights back, he delivers a ham-fisted haymaker across her jaw accompanied by a sound effect that made me wince.
- Georgie gets a haymaker to the jaw for his insight.
- He can lay a haymaker on a punk that will send him sailing through the air for almost half of a city block.
- With a growl, Guts Man drew back a fist and struck Mega Man with a powerful haymaker punch.
- He threw a monster left jab, which I deflected, then I countered with my hardest haymaker to his face.
- Whether it's a jab or a haymaker, we have to throw the first blow.
- In the West, the jab and the haymaker are the most common striking assaults in self-defense situations.
- Pulling his fist back in a massive haymaker, he shot his arm forward with the force of a battering ram.
- After a few haymakers, the antagonists waddled off arm in arm to get a little drunker.
- The large reverberation that can be heard when a haymaker lands can make you recoil in pain.
- His opponent spent the entire round throwing haymakers after haymakers only to hit nothing but wind.

单词	haymaker
释义	Definition of haymaker in English: haymaker nounˈheɪmeɪkəˈheɪˌmeɪkər 1A person who is involved in making hay, especially one who tosses and spreads it to dry after mowing. Example sentencesExamples In the distance to the left can be seen haystacks and, possibly, haymakers. Nowhere have so many muscular and healthy bodies been put on display, so many entwined haymakers and tractor drivers, workers and peasants, strong men and women. Its been a week of catchy weather and many haymakers will be blessing the invention of plastic bags. Lenin fled, hiding in a haymaker's hut before crossing the border into Finland. The Mayor Of Casterbridge is the tale of Henchard's rise from travelling haymaker to the richest corn merchant in the town of Casterbridge. The drinks, in the form of ale, were taken by five haymakers who last summer spent 13 days mowing five acres of grassland in the park. There was little visible sign even of agricultural activity, apart from glimpses of haymakers scything by hand. He stops delivering mail to help some haymakers and is then off to the pub. Another time, one summer morn, he sees the haymakers at work. 1.1 An apparatus for shaking and drying hay. Example sentencesExamples The haymakers are on the Oakworth bank of the River Worth. 2informal A forceful blow. he caught him on the side of the head with a stinging haymaker Example sentencesExamples The large reverberation that can be heard when a haymaker lands can make you recoil in pain. Rob brought his arm back, and delivered a powerful haymaker to the guy's gut, knocking him down. He swung his full weight behind a wild haymaker and caught the Welshman flush on his exposed chin. He can lay a haymaker on a punk that will send him sailing through the air for almost half of a city block. Whether it's a jab or a haymaker, we have to throw the first blow. After a few haymakers, the antagonists waddled off arm in arm to get a little drunker. At every opportunity he strides straight forward and throws huge, windmill haymakers with his right hand that seldom connect. Georgie gets a haymaker to the jaw for his insight. His opponent spent the entire round throwing haymakers after haymakers only to hit nothing but wind. Pulling his fist back in a massive haymaker, he shot his arm forward with the force of a battering ram. With a growl, Guts Man drew back a fist and struck Mega Man with a powerful haymaker punch. Believe me, I landed some haymakers in those eight debates that we had. The Duke regained his senses just in time to see another haymaker about to be launched in his direction. ‘Once I'm in the ring, I'm going to throw some haymakers,’ he said. Paul dived in with a haymaker of a punch, missed, and ended up on the floor. The young superhero threw an amazing combination of punches, kicks, and haymakers. When she fights back, he delivers a ham-fisted haymaker across her jaw accompanied by a sound effect that made me wince. He was caught by a haymaker as he leaned back on the ropes. In the West, the jab and the haymaker are the most common striking assaults in self-defense situations. He threw a monster left jab, which I deflected, then I countered with my hardest haymaker to his face. Rhymes playmaker Definition of haymaker in US English: haymaker nounˈheɪˌmeɪkərˈhāˌmākər 1A person who is involved in making hay, especially one who tosses and spreads it to dry after mowing. Example sentencesExamples The Mayor Of Casterbridge is the tale of Henchard's rise from travelling haymaker to the richest corn merchant in the town of Casterbridge. Nowhere have so many muscular and healthy bodies been put on display, so many entwined haymakers and tractor drivers, workers and peasants, strong men and women. There was little visible sign even of agricultural activity, apart from glimpses of haymakers scything by hand. He stops delivering mail to help some haymakers and is then off to the pub. The drinks, in the form of ale, were taken by five haymakers who last summer spent 13 days mowing five acres of grassland in the park. In the distance to the left can be seen haystacks and, possibly, haymakers. Another time, one summer morn, he sees the haymakers at work. Its been a week of catchy weather and many haymakers will be blessing the invention of plastic bags. Lenin fled, hiding in a haymaker's hut before crossing the border into Finland. 1.1 An apparatus for shaking and drying hay. Example sentencesExamples The haymakers are on the Oakworth bank of the River Worth. 2informal A forceful blow. he caught him on the side of the head with a stinging haymaker Example sentencesExamples Rob brought his arm back, and delivered a powerful haymaker to the guy's gut, knocking him down. The young superhero threw an amazing combination of punches, kicks, and haymakers. Paul dived in with a haymaker of a punch, missed, and ended up on the floor. He swung his full weight behind a wild haymaker and caught the Welshman flush on his exposed chin. At every opportunity he strides straight forward and throws huge, windmill haymakers with his right hand that seldom connect. The Duke regained his senses just in time to see another haymaker about to be launched in his direction. Believe me, I landed some haymakers in those eight debates that we had. He was caught by a haymaker as he leaned back on the ropes. ‘Once I'm in the ring, I'm going to throw some haymakers,’ he said. When she fights back, he delivers a ham-fisted haymaker across her jaw accompanied by a sound effect that made me wince. Georgie gets a haymaker to the jaw for his insight. He can lay a haymaker on a punk that will send him sailing through the air for almost half of a city block. With a growl, Guts Man drew back a fist and struck Mega Man with a powerful haymaker punch. He threw a monster left jab, which I deflected, then I countered with my hardest haymaker to his face. Whether it's a jab or a haymaker, we have to throw the first blow. In the West, the jab and the haymaker are the most common striking assaults in self-defense situations. Pulling his fist back in a massive haymaker, he shot his arm forward with the force of a battering ram. After a few haymakers, the antagonists waddled off arm in arm to get a little drunker. The large reverberation that can be heard when a haymaker lands can make you recoil in pain. His opponent spent the entire round throwing haymakers after haymakers only to hit nothing but wind.
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