What is another word for strong-armer?
Pronunciation:
[ stɹˈɒŋˈɑːmə], [ stɹˈɒŋˈɑːmə], [ s_t_ɹ_ˈɒ_ŋ_ˈɑː_m_ə]
Synonyms for Strong-armer:
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n.
• goon- goon .
- hood .
Other relevant words:
- Bickerer ,
- belligerent ,
- blade ,
- bonnet ,
- brawler ,
- bully ,
- cap ,
- clod ,
- competitor ,
- contender ,
- contestant ,
- cowl ,
- cowling ,
- disputant ,
- duelist ,
- fighter ,
- gamecock ,
- gawk ,
- gladiator ,
- gorilla ,
- hatchet man ,
- hooligan ,
- kindling ,
- knight ,
- lout ,
- lubber ,
- lummox ,
- lump ,
- militant ,
- oaf ,
- plug-ugly ,
- poser ,
- quarreler ,
- rioter ,
- rival ,
- rough ,
- roughneck ,
- rowdy ,
- ruffian ,
- scrapper ,
- spunk ,
- sticker ,
- streetfighter ,
- struggler ,
- stumblebum ,
- stumper ,
- swashbuckler ,
- sword ,
- swordsman ,
- tinder ,
- touchwood ,
- wrangler ,
- yob ,
- yobbo ,
- yobo .
- criminal ,
- crook ,
- felon ,
- malefactor ,
- outlaw .
How to use "Strong-armer" in context?
What is a strong-armer? In simple terms, a strong-armer is a person who is skilled in the use of a firearm. This phrase can also refer to someone who is proficient in hunting or shooting. How did this skill become so important?
gun control laws
The idea of having a strong-armer on hand for protection is nothing new. In fact, gun control laws largely emerged from the fear of crime in the early 1900s. At the time, there were a lot of people (the 'great unwashed') who were armed and could pose a threat to society.
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