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wacker; wack; whacker
noun
used as a term of address to a man UK, 1768
Liverpudlian.- [C]ries of “Hey, Whacker!” (a local expression) greeted Tommy Handley on all sides. — Francis Worsley, ITMA, 1948
- — Fritz Spiegl, Lern Yerself Scouse, 1966
- George had no wish to be portrayed as the definitive wacker (or, indeed, the definitive anything)[.] — Alan Clayson, George Harrison, p. 164, 2001
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