IPA: /ˈʃʊsˌbuːmə/
KK: /ˈʃʊsˌbuːmər/
A person who skis quickly down a slope, often in a competitive or skilled manner.
The schussboomer raced down the mountain, leaving a trail of snow behind him.
The word 'schussboomer' originates from German, where 'schuss' (meaning shot or skiing) refers to a fast descent in skiing, and 'boomer' (from English, meaning one who makes a loud noise) suggests someone who makes a loud sound while skiing. Thus, 'schussboomer' describes a skier who makes a loud noise while descending quickly.
Think of 'schuss' as a fast ski descent and 'boomer' as someone making a loud noise — together, they help you remember that a 'schussboomer' is a skier who makes a loud sound while speeding down.
No commonly confused words.