Definition of blooter in English:

blooter

verb ˈbluːtə

[with object]Scottish informal

Hit or kick (something) hard and wildly.
he blootered the ball over the bar
Example sentencesExamples
- We get the ball, a couple of passes and we blooter it up the park.
- I can remember, instant by instant, my feelings as Tom Boyd emerged from defence with the ball, the increasing anxiety of the crowd as they implored him to blooter it anywhere.
- A ball played in by Neil Janczyk rolled through legs and under feet before arriving at Andy Webster, who blootered a low shot into the net from close range.
- Compare and contrast three hours on the course and the time and space to think about every shot in your bag with half an hour on the range blootering a bucket of balls into the middle distance.
- The ball was blootered in the air so often in the initial stages it was surprising not to hear it squealing in agony.
- ‘You can run at someone and blooter them,’ enthuses Scotland's most capped winger, Kenny Logan.
- Young subalterns would, apparently, signal the start of an advance by nipping up from the trench and blootering the ball at the enemy lines.
- As the support and every other onlooker held their breath, it was Wilkie who blootered it clear before the Dutchmen could pounce.
- He wasn't impressed by goalkicks being blootered up the park, immediately ceding possession to opponents, but he was less effusive about Scotland's physicality.
- This time he blootered the ball high and wide of the target.
Synonyms
kick, punt, bunt, strike with the foot, tap

Origin

1980s: earlier senses include 'blunder' and 'talk foolishly', but ultimately of unknown origin.

单词	blooter
释义	Definition of blooter in English: blooter verb ˈbluːtə [with object]Scottish informal Hit or kick (something) hard and wildly. he blootered the ball over the bar Example sentencesExamples We get the ball, a couple of passes and we blooter it up the park. I can remember, instant by instant, my feelings as Tom Boyd emerged from defence with the ball, the increasing anxiety of the crowd as they implored him to blooter it anywhere. A ball played in by Neil Janczyk rolled through legs and under feet before arriving at Andy Webster, who blootered a low shot into the net from close range. Compare and contrast three hours on the course and the time and space to think about every shot in your bag with half an hour on the range blootering a bucket of balls into the middle distance. The ball was blootered in the air so often in the initial stages it was surprising not to hear it squealing in agony. ‘You can run at someone and blooter them,’ enthuses Scotland's most capped winger, Kenny Logan. Young subalterns would, apparently, signal the start of an advance by nipping up from the trench and blootering the ball at the enemy lines. As the support and every other onlooker held their breath, it was Wilkie who blootered it clear before the Dutchmen could pounce. He wasn't impressed by goalkicks being blootered up the park, immediately ceding possession to opponents, but he was less effusive about Scotland's physicality. This time he blootered the ball high and wide of the target. Synonyms kick, punt, bunt, strike with the foot, tap Origin 1980s: earlier senses include 'blunder' and 'talk foolishly', but ultimately of unknown origin.
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