Slugger (noun)

1. A person who strikes or hits with great force, especially in a sport or physical activity.
2. A baseball player who is known for hitting home runs.
3. A heavy, blunt object used for striking or hitting.

Origin:

Derived from the verb 'to slug', meaning to hit or strike with force.

Examples:

1. The heavyweight champion was a fearsome slugger, known for knocking out his opponents.
2. Babe Ruth was one of the greatest sluggers in baseball history, hitting 714 home runs.
3. She was a fearsome slugger on the softball team, often belting the ball out of the park.
4. The construction workers used a heavy slugger to break up the concrete.
5. He was a feared slugger on the football field, known for delivering bone-crushing hits.