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The slang word / acronym / abbreviation NACKER

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What does NACKER mean?

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What is NACKER?

NACKER is "Irish gypsy, traveller"
 

NACKER Definition / NACKER Means

The definition of NACKER is "Irish gypsy, traveller"
 

The Meaning of NACKER

NACKER means "Irish gypsy, traveller"
 
 
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What does NACKER mean? NACKER is an acronym, abbreviation or slang word that is explained above where the NACKER definition is given.
 
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Other terms relating to 'nacker':
  • NACKERED
  • Tired, worn out
    Other terms relating to 'irish':
  • CRAIC
  • Good times/gossip/music/drinking (Irish)
  • IRA
  • Irish Republican Army
  • PADDY
  • Offensive term for an Irishman
    Other terms relating to 'gypsy':
  • GYPO
  • Gypsy
     

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