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General Slang
wacker
· noun · scouse
Old Scouse for mate — your granddad's word.
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Friendly term of address — mate, pal, fella. Vintage Scouse, more your granddad than your mate. Often shortened to 'wack'. Outsiders sometimes use 'wacker' as a nickname for Scousers themselves.
“Alright wack, how's tricks?”
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wacker In A Sentence
Alright wack, how's tricks?
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What does wacker mean?
Wacker is old Scouse (Liverpool) slang for a mate or friend. It's a dated term, described as your granddad's word.
How do you use wacker in a sentence?
"Alright, wacker, how've you been keeping?"
Where is wacker used?
It's Scouse slang from Liverpool, though it's now considered old-fashioned and rarely used by younger people.
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