Pronunciation: /ˈstoʊtər/
noun a Scottish slang term for something or someone remarkable or outstanding
A1 I saw a stoater of a cat chasing a mouse.
A2 The children were playing with a stoater of a ball in the park.
B1 The new restaurant in town is a real stoater, with delicious food and great service.
B2 The actor's performance in the play was an absolute stoater, leaving the audience in awe.
C1 The company's latest product release was a stoater, exceeding all expectations and breaking sales records.
C2 The scientist's groundbreaking research findings were described as a stoater in the field of medicine.
formal The stoater of a building stood tall and majestic in the city center.
informal That car is an absolute stoater - it's so fast!
slang She's a proper stoater when it comes to dancing, you should see her moves!
figurative His speech was a real stoater, it left everyone in awe.
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