intimidator

So they obviously expect him to be more of an intimidator than someone who simply keeps them in games.

The Shadow was sure that the intimidator would take the bait.

"I'm looking for you to be an intimidator on the defensive end.

And they'll tell you-all that the Intimidator thought so, too.

In college he was a tough guy, an intimidator.

"He's really not an intimidator - just an overall good player.

And for all the talk about his offense, Ewing remains an intimidator on defense.

He will be back in time for the Little Intimidator's comeback.

He needed to be an intimidator, an enforcer and a bully.

He can defend in the low or high post, and he is an intimidator.

The intimidator knew that The Shadow had been lying in wait for him.

Nonetheless, the Intimidator can still be seen in use today at many paintball fields.

He is the intimidator now, throwing his weight, and occasionally, an elbow under the basket.

Julian would have been so proud of Matt, that little intimidator."

"We also have to have him blocking shots and being an intimidator."

"George is a bully and an intimidator," says one American League executive.

With his first shot, Nobby slumped; but the intimidator did not halt.

He was the master intimidator and often reverted to gimmicks to show his power.

The phrase "the heavy" can refer to one who is an enforcer or intimidator.

The accusers defend their logic by saying Clemens is an intimidator.

The idea of Shakespeare's mythic black man as an intimidator on the backboards makes sense.

The kind of guy that might make certain girls go aww, but not much of an intimidator.

Construction on Intimidator began during the summer of 2009 with land clearing and footers being constructed.

The first supports and track for Intimidator were installed on September 1, 2009.

The question, though, is this: Is there an intimidator?