facer

/ˈfeɪsər/
noun
  1. A sudden problem or difficulty that someone has to deal with.
    • Losing his job was a real facer for the young father.
    • The unexpected rain was a facer for the outdoor wedding.
    • She faced a tough facer when her computer crashed the night before the exam.
  2. A punch or blow to the face.
    • The fight ended quickly with a solid facer that knocked him down.
    • He stumbled backward after receiving a facer from his opponent.
    • The boxer took a hard facer in the first round.
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