What does hummer mean?
Hummer means One who hums..
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Pronunciation varies by accent · noun
One who hums..
Judy hummed to herself. “My mother was a hummer,” LeVecque said, without looking at her.
Will you be a singer or sad scared little hummer?
The newlyweds took a hummer limo back to their casino resort.
Some playa's^([sic]) had went^([sic]) all out, showing up in chauffeured Navigator and Hummer limousines.
July roth saw the first spotted egg hardly larger than a “hummer's,” lying in the nest.
The Sargents' status as hummingbird gurus is unrivaled and well deserved. They began banding hummers back in 1988, when, Bob says, there were only 28 other banders in the country.
Between high mortality during the first year, natural disaster, pollution, habitat destruction, and the general decline in hummers that has been reported over the last couple of years (responses given to questions fielded by Bird Watchers indicate that there is a real hummer decline), I feel that I did the right thing by taking this bird in.
"Ain't it a hummer of a day?" Jim exclaimed, suddenly, looking toward the valley swimming in a silver mist below us. "By Jiminy! it makes a man feel like living, don't it?"
Use hummer when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Hummer means One who hums..
Common synonyms include bullet, fastball, heater, smoke.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
Judy hummed to herself. “My mother was a hummer,” LeVecque said, without looking at her.
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