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General Slang
is it ecker's like
· phrase · mancunian
Absolutely not — strong disagreement.
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Hard 'no'. Mancunian way of saying 'is it heck' — i.e. 'no it bloody isn't'. The 'like' on the end is mandatory northern garnish.
“He reckons he's pulled her. Is it ecker's like.”
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is it ecker's like In A Sentence
He reckons he's pulled her. Is it ecker's like.
Origin & Usage
Softened form of 'is it heck' / 'is it eck as like' — northern English minced oath for 'no way'.
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What does "is it ecker's like" mean?
It's an emphatic "absolutely not" — a way of expressing strong disagreement.
How do you use "is it ecker's like" in a sentence?
"You reckon he paid for it? Is it ecker's like — he blagged the whole thing."
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