bellowser
bellowser noun: a sentence of transportation for life.
Noun
bellowser (plural bellowsers)
- A sentence of transportation for life.
- A blow in the pit of the stomach, taking one's breath away.
Forms of bellowser
| plural | bellowsers |
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Origin of bellowser
From bellows + -er, from bellows (“the lungs”); (life sentence): because people continue to breathe until they die.
Questions about bellowser
- What does bellowser mean?
- Bellowser means a sentence of transportation for life.
- What part of speech is bellowser?
- Bellowser is a noun.
- What is the plural of bellowser?
- The plural of bellowser is bellowsers.
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