rocker
/ˈrɑkər/
noun
- A curved piece of wood or metal on the bottom of a chair that allows it to rock back and forth.
- The old wooden rocker creaked gently as she sat knitting by the fire.
- He bought a comfortable rocker for the nursery so he could soothe the baby.
- The porch had two white rockers where they sat and watched the sunset.
- A person who performs or enjoys rock music.
- The rocker jumped into the crowd during the guitar solo.
- She dressed like a rocker with a leather jacket and ripped jeans.
- My uncle was a rocker in the 1980s and still plays in a band.
- A device or part that moves with a rocking motion, especially in machinery.
- The rocking chair's rocker was worn down from years of use.
- A rocker switch is easy to use because you just press one side to turn it on.
- The mechanic replaced the rocker in the engine to fix the tapping noise.
- A person who is very cool, skilled, or impressive (informal).
- Thanks for helping me move; you're a rocker.
- She's a rocker at coding and always solves problems quickly.
- You aced the test — you're a total rocker!