hard goer
noun
1A horse or rider possessing considerable stamina, or capable of traversing rough terrain (now chiefly Australian ).
2 Informal a hard-living person; a person whose lifestyle is characterized by overindulgence or vigorous pleasure-seeking (now rare; chiefly Irish English in later use).
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in The Morning Chronicle.
- underact
- underactive
- underage
- underappreciate
- underappreciation
- underarm
- under arms
- under a spell
- underbanked
- under bare poles
- underbelly
- underbid
- underbidder
- underbite
- underbody
- underboss
- underbred
- underbridge
- underbrush
- under canvas
- undercapitalise
- undercapitalization
- undercapitalize
- undercard
- undercarriage