quarter-sucker
quarter-sucker noun: a coin-operated arcade game.
Noun
quarter-sucker (plural quarter-suckers)
- A coin-operated arcade game.
- He is a hired gun, a freelance designer/programmer of quarter-suckers.1983, Timothy Skelly, Shoot the robot, then shoot mom
- Yet the early 80s was a magical - and expensive - time for fans of this new breed of interactive entertainment, with hordes of quarter-suckers based on the "blast the space ship" theme.Computer Gaming World (volumes 181-185)
- Synonyms:
- quarter-muncher
Synonyms of quarter-sucker
Forms of quarter-sucker
| plural | quarter-suckers |
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Origin of quarter-sucker
So called because they encourage the player to keep inserting coins (such as quarters) to continue play.
Questions about quarter-sucker
- What does quarter-sucker mean?
- Quarter-sucker means a coin-operated arcade game.
- What part of speech is quarter-sucker?
- Quarter-sucker is a noun.
- What is the plural of quarter-sucker?
- The plural of quarter-sucker is quarter-suckers.
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