| CLACKERS | • clackers n. Plural of clacker. • clackers n. A toy consisting of two plastic spheres suspended on string which, when swung up and down, banged against… • CLACKER n. that which clacks; esp. the clapper of a mill. |
| CRACKERS | • crackers n. Plural of cracker. • crackers n. (South Africa, only plural) A kind of noisy leather pants or trousers. • crackers adj. (UK, colloquial) Crazy, insane. |
| FLACKERS | • flackers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of flacker. • FLACKER v. (Scots) to flutter, also FLAFFER. |
| FRACKERS | • frackers n. Plural of fracker. • FRACKER n. one who engages in fracking for shale oil. |
| KNACKERS | • knackers n. Plural of knacker. • knackers v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of knacker. • KNACKER v. to exhaust. |
| QUACKERS | • quackers n. Plural of quacker. • QUACKER n. one who quacks. |
| SLACKERS | • slackers n. Plural of slacker. • SLACKER n. a shirker. |
| SMACKERS | • smackers n. Plural of smacker. • smackers n. (Humorous slang) The lips. • smackers n. (Humorous slang) Money. |
| SNACKERS | • snackers n. Plural of snacker. • SNACKER n. one who snacks. |
| STACKERS | • stackers n. Plural of stacker. • Stackers prop.n. Plural of Stacker. • STACKER n. one who stacks. |
| TRACKERS | • trackers n. Plural of tracker. • TRACKER n. one who tracks. |
| WHACKERS | • whackers n. Plural of whacker. • WHACKER n. (Australian slang) a likeable funny fool, also WACKER. |