Definitions
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- n. one who dazzles
from The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia
- n. One who or that which dazzles; specifically, one who produces an effect by gaudy or meretricious display.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Just watch the pigskin dazzler (Is that the Stanford band???)
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The dazzler is a non-lethal weapon intended to cause temporary blindness or disorientation and therefore fall outside this protocol.
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A dazzler is a type of a directed-energy weapon employing intense visible light, usually generated by a laser laser dazzler.
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Another dazzler is a short dress and jacket completely paved in tiny sequins in a colorful flower design on a green background.
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This did indeed protect them, in much the same manner as a blind man is immune to 'dazzler' weapons.
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One "dazzler" is extracurricular activities like website building.
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And the SWORDS itself is being replaced by a new version named after the Roman god of war-the MAARS (Modular Advanced Armed Robotic System), which carries a more powerful machine gun, 40mm grenade launchers, and, for non-lethal settings, a green laser "dazzler," tear gas, and a loudspeaker, perfect for warning any insurgents that "Resistance is futile."
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Israel is close to swinging an order to upgrade French-origin Mirage 2000 aircraft with the Delhi, Dec. 11: A palm-sized 'dazzler' pistol that will freeze a human target for 30 seconds, stun grenades stuffed with chilli powder, suffocating
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The day had been a dazzler, hot against the skin with scratchy sunlight raking the thick July green.
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Jonathan Monro is a solid foil as Fingers for the brash Leo Ash Evens as Toes, the ladykiller and razzle-dazzler.
Michael Giltz: Theater: New York Musical Festival (NYMF) Roundup
yarb commented on the word dazzler
See bobby-dazzler.
December 7, 2010
yarb commented on the word dazzler
But none with "bobby" :(
December 7, 2010
hernesheir commented on the word dazzler
See Wordnik examples for this word's pairing with "pistol" and "weapons".
December 7, 2010