dunkers

IPA: dˈʌŋkɝz

a baptist denomination founded in 1708 by americans of german descent; opposed to military service and taking legal oaths; practiced trine immersion

Examples of "dunkers" in Sentences

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The dunk itself didn't bring back memories of the MJ of old, who is considered among the greatest dunkers in NBA history.
TUESDAY -- Italian "dunkers," chicken patty sandwich, glazed carrots, seasoned green beans, orange wedges, fruited gelatin
Griffin was the most entertaining -- which is what the dunk contest is all about -- but the best two dunkers were JaVale McGee and Toronto Raptors swingman DeMar DeRozan.
In TNT's Slam Dunk Theater (7 p.m. ET), which precedes the live dunks, viewers will hear dunkers such as Dwight Howard say he'd like to execute "the double-windmill" — then see video game-maker EA Sports simulate that vision.
Immersion baptisms became public events -- practiced by a number of denominations but most often associated with Baptists who, while mocked as "dunkers or dippers," were effective proselytizers, ICP curator Erin Barnett writes in her introductory text.