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suckerino

suckerino noun: a sucker (a naive or gullible person).

Noun

suckerino (plural suckerinos)

  1. (US, rare, slang) A sucker (a naive or gullible person).
    • Sure was a relief to find that you was a genuine wise guy—grabbing your little rake-off from the real suckerinos.1927, Octavus Roy Cohen, “Free and Easy”, in Detours, Boston, Mass.: Little, Brown, and Company, →OCLC, page 242
    • But anyhoo despite what that poop-hatted man, and I mean that only in the most respectful fucking way, says too you poor schmucklets and suckerinos, YOU ARE TOO GOD DAMN LATE.1995 January 24, NENSLO, “THE BAD NEWS”, in alt.slack (Usenet), archived from the original on 21 Dec 2025

Forms of suckerino

pluralsuckerinos

Origin of suckerino

From sucker + -ino.

Questions about suckerino

What does suckerino mean?
Suckerino means a sucker (a naive or gullible person).
What part of speech is suckerino?
Suckerino is a noun.
What is the plural of suckerino?
The plural of suckerino is suckerinos.

Words near suckerino in the dictionary

  1. suckered
  2. suckerfish
  3. suckerfishes
  4. suckerhood
  5. suckering
  6. suckerino
  7. suckerinos
  8. suckerish
  9. suckerless
  10. suckerlet
  11. suckerlets

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