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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈbuːmər/ · UK /ˈbuːmə/
Forms: boomers
boomer means: A person born during the rise in births after the Second World War, usually between 1946 and 1964.
noun
A person born during the rise in births after the Second World War, usually between 1946 and 1964.
- My dad is a boomer.
- Many boomers are now retired.
- The survey compared boomers with younger generations.
Something that makes a deep, loud sound.
- That cannon is a real boomer.
- The old gun was a powerful boomer.
- Those big boomers shook the windows with every shot.
A tool that tightens a chain to hold a load securely in place.
- Use a boomer to tighten the chain.
- The driver released the boomer before unloading.
- Check all the boomers before moving the truck.
A brown wetland bird whose call is a deep, loud sound.
- A boomer called from the reeds.
- We heard a boomer across the marsh.
- The boomer remained hidden in the tall wetland plants.
Questions about boomer
What does boomer mean?
A person born during the rise in births after the Second World War, usually between 1946 and 1964.
What is boomer in other languages?
Türkçe: bebek patlaması kuşağından biri · Español: boomer · Français: baby-boomer · Deutsch: Babyboomer · Italiano: baby boomer · 日本語: ベビーブーマー
How do you pronounce boomer?
In American English /ˈbuːmər/; in British English /ˈbuːmə/.
How do you use boomer in a sentence?
My dad is a boomer. Many boomers are now retired.
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