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hummer

/ˈhʌm.ər/
hum · mer

Plural:hummers
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1

North American An informal term for a hummingbird, a tiny nectar-feeding bird of the family Trochilidae native to the Americas, known for its rapid wingbeats that produce a humming sound.

Example

"A ruby-throated hummer hovered outside the kitchen window to feed from the red sugar-water dispenser."


2

A person or thing that makes a low, continuous humming or buzzing sound.

Example

"She is a constant hummer whoabsentmindedly hums melodies while working at her desk."


3

North American In baseball, a fastball pitched with exceptional speed.

Example

"The relief pitcher struck out the final batter with a high hummer right down the middle."


4

North American Something that is strikingly impressive, energetic, or extraordinary of its kind.

Example

"That summer storm was a real hummer, knocking down branches across the entire neighborhood."

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