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uckers

uckers noun: someone who is ugly, dirty, or unpleasant; usually a woman. Also the alternative form of ucker.

Noun

uckers

  1. (UK, slang) someone who is ugly, dirty, or unpleasant; usually a woman.

Proper noun capitalized: Uckers

Uckers

  1. A board game traditionally played in various Commonwealth navies, similar to Ludo.

Also used as

uckers is also the alternative form of ucker.

Questions about uckers

What does uckers mean?
Uckers means someone who is ugly, dirty, or unpleasant; usually a woman.
What part of speech is uckers?
Uckers can be a noun or a proper noun.

Words near uckers in the dictionary

  1. ucipital mapilary
  2. UCISA
  3. uck
  4. Uckange
  5. ucker
  6. uckers
  7. Uckewallist
  8. Uckewallists
  9. uckfay
  10. Uckfield
  11. Ucko

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