How to Pronounce "stroker"
word
ˈstroʊkɚ
STROH-ker
ˈstrəʊkə
STROH-kuh
Definition
A 'stroker' is usually the lead rower or swimmer who sets the rhythm, but can also mean a person who makes gentle, repetitive movements (like petting) or someone who operates a machine using a stroking action.
IPA Transcription
American English
ˈstroʊkɚ
British English
ˈstrəʊkə
Simplified Pronunciation
US
STROH-ker
UK
STROH-kuh
Listen in Context
The stroker sits at the front of the boat and sets the pace for the team.
The new machine needs an experienced stroker to operate it smoothly.
In swimming relay teams, the stroker starts the race and sets the speed.
Everyone trusts the stroker to keep a steady pace during the competition.