enforcer

1. Someone who serves as a protector and/or keeps others from acting in an unwelcome manner, as through the use of physical strength or intimidation. I always keep a few enforcers around me for protection. We need an enforcer out here to make sure people don't push their way into the store when it opens.

2. In sports, especially ice hockey, a player who uses their physical strength to intimidate opponents and protect teammates. Their enforcer is out with an injury, so we should be able to push their smaller players around tonight.

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

enforcer

n. a bully; a thug or bodyguard. Sam is the perfect enforcer. Meaner than all get out.

McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions

See also:

presume on
presume on (someone or something)
meddle with
meddle with (someone or something)
inflict
inflict (someone or something) (up)on (one)
inflict on
goon
goon squad
shoot off (one's) face

References in periodicals archive

According to MMDA General Manager Jojo Garcia, some traffic violators are even so bold that they have injured traffic enforcers who were on duty.

MMDA exec: Traffic violators aren't 'scared' of our traffic enforcers

Domong-as is one of our job order enforcers which is 'no work, no pay,' MMDA will give him consideration, compensatory leave as we call it,' Pialago said.

MMDA enforcer trying to stop robber stabbed

Rey Galupo Galit said he was removed as a contractual traffic enforcer during the campaign period for the May 13 elections because his previous bosses discovered he was supporting Moreno's candidacy.

Manila enforcer arrested for extortion

The two traffic enforcers chased her, but failed to catch her.

MMDA asks LTO to suspend or revoke driver's license of woman who tried to run over traffic enforcer

Thus, for the purpose to be enforceable, it would have an enforcer, either appointed by the terms of the trust or by a court.

Practicing with a purpose (trust)

Enforcer pushes 230-grain bullets fast, by which I mean 1,078 fps kind of fast, and that's at a pressure of 19,636 psi, which is below the maximum standard (not +P) pressure limit.

Fast loads for the .45 ACP: using ramshot enforcer and 230-grain bullets, .45 ACP muzzle velocities over 1,000 fps at safe, standard-level pressures are possible

On the other hand, just as career points are the key measure of a skilled player's ability, penalty minutes reveal whether an enforcer is doing his job by engaging in fights and checking opponents.

Blood money: violence for hire in the National Hockey League

Mahindra and Mahindra (NSE: M&M), an India-based automaker, is planning to launch its Xylo and Enforcer SUV in the Philippines.

Mahindra plans to launch Xylo and Enforcer in Philippines

The lower threshold bias [f.sup.-.sub.F] is the largest integer such that Enforcer wins the (1 : b) game F for every b [less than or equal to] [f.sup.-.sub.F].

Avoider-enforcer star games

Finally, for [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII], where C is a sufficiently small constant, vertices of degree k emerge in G, and Enforcer wins the (1 : b) game (both strict and monotone).

Avoider-enforcer star games

It is not to be this ridiculous enforcer," he added.

'Enforcer' Broad should concentrate on 'accuracy': Flower

Semantically-aware data leak prevention technology provider nexTier Networks announced on Tuesday an upgrade to the features and benefits of its Compliance Enforcer 3.0 solution.

nexTier upgrades Compliance Enforcer platform

"Frank Nitti: The True Story Chicago's Notorious 'Enforcer'" is his tale, bringing the tale of the countless murders and conspiracies for more, the vice and corruption that came with Nitti's leadership.

Frank Nitti

Trend Micro Network VirusWall Enforcer and Trend Micro Mobile Security 5.0 Earn Bronze Awards in the Network Access Control and Mobile Security categories

Trend Micro Receives Multiple SearchNetworking.com 2008 Product Leadership Awards

词组	enforcer
释义	enforcer enforcer 1. Someone who serves as a protector and/or keeps others from acting in an unwelcome manner, as through the use of physical strength or intimidation. I always keep a few enforcers around me for protection. We need an enforcer out here to make sure people don't push their way into the store when it opens. 2. In sports, especially ice hockey, a player who uses their physical strength to intimidate opponents and protect teammates. Their enforcer is out with an injury, so we should be able to push their smaller players around tonight. Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. enforcer n. a bully; a thug or bodyguard. Sam is the perfect enforcer. Meaner than all get out. McGraw-Hill's Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions See also: presume on presume on (someone or something) meddle with meddle with (someone or something) inflict inflict (someone or something) (up)on (one) inflict on goon goon squad shoot off (one's) face References in periodicals archive According to MMDA General Manager Jojo Garcia, some traffic violators are even so bold that they have injured traffic enforcers who were on duty. MMDA exec: Traffic violators aren't 'scared' of our traffic enforcers Domong-as is one of our job order enforcers which is 'no work, no pay,' MMDA will give him consideration, compensatory leave as we call it,' Pialago said. MMDA enforcer trying to stop robber stabbed Rey Galupo Galit said he was removed as a contractual traffic enforcer during the campaign period for the May 13 elections because his previous bosses discovered he was supporting Moreno's candidacy. Manila enforcer arrested for extortion The two traffic enforcers chased her, but failed to catch her. MMDA asks LTO to suspend or revoke driver's license of woman who tried to run over traffic enforcer Thus, for the purpose to be enforceable, it would have an enforcer, either appointed by the terms of the trust or by a court. Practicing with a purpose (trust) Enforcer pushes 230-grain bullets fast, by which I mean 1,078 fps kind of fast, and that's at a pressure of 19,636 psi, which is below the maximum standard (not +P) pressure limit. Fast loads for the .45 ACP: using ramshot enforcer and 230-grain bullets, .45 ACP muzzle velocities over 1,000 fps at safe, standard-level pressures are possible On the other hand, just as career points are the key measure of a skilled player's ability, penalty minutes reveal whether an enforcer is doing his job by engaging in fights and checking opponents. Blood money: violence for hire in the National Hockey League Mahindra and Mahindra (NSE: M&M), an India-based automaker, is planning to launch its Xylo and Enforcer SUV in the Philippines. Mahindra plans to launch Xylo and Enforcer in Philippines The lower threshold bias [f.sup.-.sub.F] is the largest integer such that Enforcer wins the (1 : b) game F for every b [less than or equal to] [f.sup.-.sub.F]. Avoider-enforcer star games Finally, for [MATHEMATICAL EXPRESSION NOT REPRODUCIBLE IN ASCII], where C is a sufficiently small constant, vertices of degree k emerge in G, and Enforcer wins the (1 : b) game (both strict and monotone). Avoider-enforcer star games It is not to be this ridiculous enforcer," he added. 'Enforcer' Broad should concentrate on 'accuracy': Flower Semantically-aware data leak prevention technology provider nexTier Networks announced on Tuesday an upgrade to the features and benefits of its Compliance Enforcer 3.0 solution. nexTier upgrades Compliance Enforcer platform Worldwide Computer Products News-5 May 2010-nexTier upgrades Compliance Enforcer platform(C)1995-2010 M2 COMMUNICATIONS http://www.m2.com nexTier upgrades Compliance Enforcer platform "Frank Nitti: The True Story Chicago's Notorious 'Enforcer'" is his tale, bringing the tale of the countless murders and conspiracies for more, the vice and corruption that came with Nitti's leadership. Frank Nitti Trend Micro Network VirusWall Enforcer and Trend Micro Mobile Security 5.0 Earn Bronze Awards in the Network Access Control and Mobile Security categories Trend Micro Receives Multiple SearchNetworking.com 2008 Product Leadership Awards
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