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rounder
The term is most frequently encountered as part of the compound "all-rounder," which carries a highly positive connotation of competence and adaptability. In professional or sporting contexts, it describes someone who excels in multiple disciplines, suggesting a balanced and comprehensive skill set.
In contrast, when used as a standalone noun to describe a person's lifestyle, the word often takes on a pejorative or dismissive tone. It suggests a lack of ambition or a tendency toward idle wandering and social indulgence, particularly in British English dialects. This creates a sharp pragmatic divide between the "all-rounder" (admired) and the "rounder" (viewed as shiftless).
Meanings
A person who is versatile and possesses a wide range of skills or interests, typically used in the phrase all-rounder.
Examples
He is a true all-rounder who excels at both academics and sports.
I need an all-rounder for this position who can handle marketing and design.
She is such a talented all-rounder in the kitchen.
The old man was known as a local rounder who spent every penny at the pub.
He has become a bit of a rounder since he lost his job last year.
Stop acting like a rounder and find some real work.
The boxer landed a powerful rounder that knocked his opponent unconscious.
I should try to throw a rounder to get around his guard.