teamer

[ tee-mer ]

noun

1. a teamster.

Word History and Origins

Origin of teamer¹

First recorded in 1835–45; team + -er ¹

Example Sentences

Drop that just nine spots, to the 25th pick, and there are just three players who have been named an AP All-Pro first teamer.

From Seattle Times

Russell, signed in September, played in 15 games as a core special teamer and a few snaps on offense without catching a pass.

From Seattle Times

Among other potential candidates to come from EWU to WSU: all-conference first teamer Cedric Coward, a 6-6 guard; second-teamer Ethan Price, a 6-10 forward; and LeJuan Watts, a 6-6 forward who won Big Sky Newcomer of the Year honors last season.

From Seattle Times

The Huskies also return punter Jack McCallister and kicker Grady Gross next season, making Green the most notable special teamer departing.

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The number of times the standout special teamer thought a scholarship offer might be right around the corner only to be disappointed could be counted on two hands.

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