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wacker

wacker noun: a Liverpudlian; a resident of Liverpool, England. Also the comparative form of wack.

Noun (1)

wacker (plural wackers)

  1. (UK, Liverpool) A Liverpudlian; a resident of Liverpool, England.
    • Wackers are the inhabitants of the city of Liverpool – famed for their humour, football, dockers and judies. Wackers eat scouse and wet nellies. Wackers and Woollybacks are tough yet warm breeds. Although both are Northerners, they are different in many ways; culture and traditions and even...1993, Anthony Griffiths, Scouse Wars, Bluecoat Press, →ISBN, page 6

Noun (2) capitalized: Wacker

Wacker (plural Wackers)

  1. Alternative letter-case form of wacker.

Also used as

wacker is also the comparative form of wack.

Forms of wacker

pluralwackers
pluralWackers

Phrases with wacker

Questions about wacker

What does wacker mean?
Wacker means a Liverpudlian; a resident of Liverpool, England.
What part of speech is wacker?
Wacker is a noun.
What is the plural of wacker?
The plural of wacker is wackers.

Words near wacker in the dictionary

  1. wackaloons
  2. wacke
  3. wacked out
  4. wacken
  5. Wackenroder solution
  6. wacker
  7. Wacker process
  8. wackers
  9. wackes
  10. wackest
  11. wackestone

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