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swatter

[swot-er] / ˈswɒt ər /


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This was not the first time the Grammy Award-winning artist appeared to have been targeted by swatters.

From Los Angeles Times

In addition, she said, current state law makes it challenging to file charges against swatters that “truly reflect the magnitude of the response and the fear and trauma they can cause.”

From Los Angeles Times

Filion was both a recreational swatter and a swatter-for-hire who advertised his services of mass disruption on social media platforms, prosecutors said.

From Los Angeles Times

Especially the electronic fly swatter, encased in plastic.

From Los Angeles Times

Attendees instead sift through thousands of tiny objects that fill these tiny homes: miniature sponges, chocolate fondue fountains, rocking chairs, barbecue sets, Tupperware containers or fly swatters.

From New York Times