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slapper

[ UK /slˈæpɐ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a hitter who slaps (usually another person) with an open hand
    my father was the designated spanker in our family
    someone slapped me on the back and I turned to see who the slapper was

How To Use slapper In A Sentence

  • If anything, the ‘backslapper’ and ‘working man's champ’ type was better known in the industrial districts of the US, than it ever was in Labour (with a ‘u’) movement.
  • Yes, a real knee-slapper, but it turns out to be about the wittiest thing she's capable of saying. Tom Shales: Derivative suicide show 'Gravity' fails to take off
  • I am tempted to spend a thousand quid on smack, shag a back-street-slapper and spend the rest of my life in a cardboard box - but I do not.
  • February 24th, 2009 at 3: 23 pm it would be hard to find a southern governor who is not a woolhat wingnut professional backslapper. Matthew Yglesias » Phil Bredesen Joins Forces With Dixie Wingnuts to Stick it to the Unemployed
  • Spacek made it 2-0 at the 59-second mark of the second period with another slapper from the blue line on the power play. USATODAY.com
  • While that might have been a knee-slapper in the mid-19th century, even adding obscenities wouldn't get it to Comedy Central today.
  • There are plenty of smiles and quite a few knee-slappers.
  • He's not a backslapper, and some of his problems in Aspen may come from a lingering homophobia aimed in his general direction. Michael Conniff: Con Games: The Good Guy Finally Wins At Aspen Music Fest
  • Gold-digging slappers who haul their knickers up with one hand and phone Max Clifford with the other are hardly the betrayed maidens of 14th-century folksongs! Letters to MediaGuardian
  • Gorges got Montreal on the board at 13: 56 before Martin set up Oduya for a slapper from the top of the left circle at 18: 20 for a 3-1 Devils lead. USATODAY.com
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