Definition of rusher in English:

rusher

noun ˈrʌʃəˈrəʃər

American Football

1A defensive player who advances rapidly towards the quarterback at the line of scrimmage.
the rusher may attempt to block the pass
Example sentencesExamples
- The defense had more rushers than the Jaguars had blockers.
- Surely it makes sense to avoid five rushers than to tease all eleven defenders on some elaborate option play.
- He stood between the quarterback and defensive rushers on the game's final play.
- Even with the loss of their leading tackler and rusher, I see the Patriots pulling away methodically over the course of the night.
- Three other key roles were needed in the defense - an edge rusher, a corner who is a solid tackler, and a middle linebacker who can "do things".
1. 1.1 An offensive player who runs with the football from the line of scrimmage toward the end zone.
  he was the leading rusher with 338 yards and six touchdowns in three games
  Example sentencesExamples
  Bradshaw was the second-leading rusher on the Colts squad and recorded 425 yards and two touchdowns.
  Most times they simply send four rushers who plow straight ahead and try to win one-on-one matchups.
  It was the first time in 32 years the Patriots had a pair of 100-yard rushers in the same game.
  And, still, the league's No. 3 active rusher (8,839 yards) is trying to prove his worth.
  Poyadue led all rushers with 165 yards on 16 carries.

Rhymes

blusher, crusher, flusher, gusher, Prussia, Russia, usher

Definition of rusher in US English:

rusher

nounˈrəSHərˈrəʃər

American Football

1An offensive player who runs with the football from the line of scrimmage toward the end zone.
he was the leading rusher with 338 yards and six touchdowns in three games
Example sentencesExamples
- It was the first time in 32 years the Patriots had a pair of 100-yard rushers in the same game.
- Most times they simply send four rushers who plow straight ahead and try to win one-on-one matchups.
- Bradshaw was the second-leading rusher on the Colts squad and recorded 425 yards and two touchdowns.
- And, still, the league's No. 3 active rusher (8,839 yards) is trying to prove his worth.
- Poyadue led all rushers with 165 yards on 16 carries.
1. 1.1 A defensive player who charges toward the quarterback at the line of scrimmage in an attempt to prevent a pass.
  the Cowboys' rushers got to Dalton and sacked him
  Also called pass rusher
  Example sentencesExamples
  He stood between the quarterback and defensive rushers on the game's final play.
  The defense had more rushers than the Jaguars had blockers.
  Surely it makes sense to avoid five rushers than to tease all eleven defenders on some elaborate option play.
  Three other key roles were needed in the defense - an edge rusher, a corner who is a solid tackler, and a middle linebacker who can "do things".
  Even with the loss of their leading tackler and rusher, I see the Patriots pulling away methodically over the course of the night.

单词	rusher
释义	Definition of rusher in English: rusher noun ˈrʌʃəˈrəʃər American Football 1A defensive player who advances rapidly towards the quarterback at the line of scrimmage. the rusher may attempt to block the pass Example sentencesExamples The defense had more rushers than the Jaguars had blockers. Surely it makes sense to avoid five rushers than to tease all eleven defenders on some elaborate option play. He stood between the quarterback and defensive rushers on the game's final play. Even with the loss of their leading tackler and rusher, I see the Patriots pulling away methodically over the course of the night. Three other key roles were needed in the defense - an edge rusher, a corner who is a solid tackler, and a middle linebacker who can "do things". 1.1 An offensive player who runs with the football from the line of scrimmage toward the end zone. he was the leading rusher with 338 yards and six touchdowns in three games Example sentencesExamples Bradshaw was the second-leading rusher on the Colts squad and recorded 425 yards and two touchdowns. Most times they simply send four rushers who plow straight ahead and try to win one-on-one matchups. It was the first time in 32 years the Patriots had a pair of 100-yard rushers in the same game. And, still, the league's No. 3 active rusher (8,839 yards) is trying to prove his worth. Poyadue led all rushers with 165 yards on 16 carries. Rhymes blusher, crusher, flusher, gusher, Prussia, Russia, usher Definition of rusher in US English: rusher nounˈrəSHərˈrəʃər American Football 1An offensive player who runs with the football from the line of scrimmage toward the end zone. he was the leading rusher with 338 yards and six touchdowns in three games Example sentencesExamples It was the first time in 32 years the Patriots had a pair of 100-yard rushers in the same game. Most times they simply send four rushers who plow straight ahead and try to win one-on-one matchups. Bradshaw was the second-leading rusher on the Colts squad and recorded 425 yards and two touchdowns. And, still, the league's No. 3 active rusher (8,839 yards) is trying to prove his worth. Poyadue led all rushers with 165 yards on 16 carries. 1.1 A defensive player who charges toward the quarterback at the line of scrimmage in an attempt to prevent a pass. the Cowboys' rushers got to Dalton and sacked him Also called pass rusher Example sentencesExamples He stood between the quarterback and defensive rushers on the game's final play. The defense had more rushers than the Jaguars had blockers. Surely it makes sense to avoid five rushers than to tease all eleven defenders on some elaborate option play. Three other key roles were needed in the defense - an edge rusher, a corner who is a solid tackler, and a middle linebacker who can "do things". Even with the loss of their leading tackler and rusher, I see the Patriots pulling away methodically over the course of the night.
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