adjective
General Slang
puckerood
PUK-uh-rood · adjective · slang
Broken beyond repair (anglicised 'pakaru')
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Definitions
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Completely broken or wrecked; an anglicised spelling and pronunciation of the Māori 'pakaru'.
“The lawnmower's puckerood, won't start at all.”
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puckerood In A Sentence
The lawnmower's puckerood, won't start at all.
Origin & Usage
Anglicisation of Māori 'pakaru' (broken); a long-established New Zealandism.
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What does puckerood mean?
Puckerood means completely broken or wrecked. It's an anglicised version of the Māori word 'pakaru'.
Where does puckerood come from?
It's a long-established New Zealandism, an English spelling and pronunciation of the Māori 'pakaru', meaning broken or smashed.
How is puckerood used?
It describes something that's broken beyond use, as in 'the lawnmower's puckerood, won't start at all'.
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