noun
General Slang
shickers
· noun · mancunian
Mancunian for beers — a few pints down the pub.
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Definitions
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Pints. Beers. The lagers you're going for after work. Pure Manc — you won't hear it in London, but in a Northern Quarter boozer it lands clean.
“Fancy a few shickers down the Peveril after?”
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shickers In A Sentence
Fancy a few shickers down the Peveril after?
Origin & Usage
From 'shicker' — old slang for drunk, itself borrowed from Yiddish 'shikker' (drunk, from Hebrew shikkor). The drink took the name of the state it puts you in.
Variants
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What does shickers mean?
In Mancunian slang, shickers means beers — as in a few pints down the pub.
How do you use shickers in a sentence?
"Fancy a few shickers after work?"
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