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lacker

lacker noun: one who is lacking, or in want. Also the obsolete spelling of lacquer.

Noun

lacker (plural lackers)

  1. One who is lacking, or in want.

Also used as

lacker is also the obsolete spelling of lacquer.

Forms of lacker

Noun
plurallackers
Verb
third-person singular presentlackers
present participlelackering
past participlelackered
pastlackered

Origin of lacker

From lack + -er.

Questions about lacker

What does lacker mean?
Lacker means one who is lacking, or in want.
What part of speech is lacker?
Lacker is a noun.
What is the plural of lacker?
The plural of lacker is lackers.

Words near lacker in the dictionary

  1. lackbrained
  2. lackbrains
  3. lacke
  4. lacked
  5. Lackenby
  6. lacker
  7. lackerage
  8. lackered
  9. lackering
  10. lackers
  11. lackes

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