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breaker

[brey-ker] / ˈbreɪ kər /
NOUN
large wave
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There is no punting in touch football, but there’s always going to be a rule breaker who can’t help but punt the ball.

From The Wall Street Journal

The style Matthiessen conjures is almost visual, with fragments of scene description and lines of unattributed dialogue arranged on the page like solitary brushstrokes or like breakers of spume on the open sea.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Notwithstanding the imposition of circuit breaker restrictions, the decision-making in Northern Ireland was chaotic," it said.

From BBC

They campaign for a short "circuit breaker" lockdown to try to drive down infections.

From BBC

March 2024 was out because soldiers were needed to patrol beach towns filled with American spring breakers.

From Los Angeles Times