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craker

craker noun: a boaster; a braggart.

Noun

craker (plural crakers)

  1. (obsolete) A boaster; a braggart.
    Synonyms:
    crake

Proper noun capitalized: Craker

Craker (plural Crakers)

  1. A surname.

Synonyms of craker

Forms of craker

Noun
pluralcrakers
Proper noun
pluralCrakers

Origin of craker

From crake + -er.

A variant of Crocker.

Questions about craker

What does craker mean?
Craker means a boaster; a braggart.
What part of speech is craker?
Craker can be a noun or a proper noun.
What is the plural of craker?
The plural of craker is crakers.

Words near craker in the dictionary

  1. crake
  2. crakeberries
  3. crakeberry
  4. craked
  5. Crakehall
  6. craker
  7. crakers
  8. crakes
  9. craking
  10. crakow
  11. crakows

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