daisy cutter

The term "daisy cutter" is used in various fields, including sports and the military, often referring to something that moves close to the ground or causes extensive flattening.

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Definition

B2Military

(slang)A large bomb designed to explode just above the ground, creating a massive blast and clearing a large area.

Example

  • The BLU-82, also known as the daisy cutter, was used to create instant landing zones in dense forests.

C1Baseball

(slang)A sharply hit ground ball that skims very close to the ground.

Example

  • The batter hit a daisy cutter that sped past the infielders.

C1Cricket

(sports)A ball that bounces multiple times before reaching the batsman.

Example

  • The bowler delivered a daisy cutter, making it difficult for the batsman to play a clean shot.

B2Horse Riding

(equestrian)A horse that trots with its feet close to the ground.

Example

  • The daisy cutter was admired for its smooth and efficient gait.