IPA: //ˈbrɛstˌstroʊkər//
KK: /ˈbrɛstˌstroʊkər/
A person who swims using a specific style called breaststroke, where the swimmer's arms move in a circular motion and the legs perform a frog kick.
The breaststroker won the gold medal in the swimming competition.
Breaststroker → It is formed from "breast" (from Old English "brēost", meaning the front of the body) and "stroker" (from the verb "stroke", meaning to move one's hand or arm in a repeated motion). The word "breaststroker" refers to a person who swims using the breaststroke technique, which involves moving the arms in a specific manner while the body is in a horizontal position in the water.
Think of the front of the body ('breast') and the action of moving ('stroker') — a breaststroker is someone who swims using the breaststroke technique.
No commonly confused words.