hazer

[ hey-zer ]

noun

1. a person or thing that hazes. haze.
2. a horse rider who assists in rodeo bulldogging by riding on the opposite side of the steer as the competing cowboy to keep the steer running in a straight path.

Word History and Origins

Origin of hazer¹

First recorded in 1895–1900; haze ² + -er ¹

Example Sentences

There are also a series of smaller operations – not all geared for export – including Yara Pilbara’s hydrogen fertiliser plant and Hazer’s $17m partnership with the Water Corporation to make hydrogen and high-quality graphite from biogas at a wastewater treatment plant in Woodman Point.

From The Guardian

Brooklyn Emergency Room Doctor Paul Hazer gave us a look inside one of the hardest-hit hospitals in the world.

From Fox News

Federal prosecutors say 61-year-old Carol Jean Hazer, of Farmington, and her ex-husband, 63-year-old Samuel Douglas, of Alabama, were sentenced separately this week to one year and one day in prison.

From Washington Times

Carol Hazer also was ordered to pay $57,500 to the IRS and banned from gambling.

From Washington Times

Carol Hazer and Mahfood also lied on tax returns for years.

From Washington Times