Croaker 

Someone who is about to die or just died (they're about to croak)

The croaker's last goal was to visit every state in the United States

Croaker by TheCroaker July 24, 2022

Croaker 

An elderly male colleague who all the females are hoping croaks it because he’s just a dirty old sleaze...

I had to report that old guy, Barry to HR, when he sleazed on me, what a croaker.

Croaker by Barry_Croaker September 11, 2023

Croaker 

The greatest person ever. He has a splendid tumblr blog with many intriguing posts. He has three children named "Muppet Jr.", "Vriska Two", and "Bloodshadow". Also goes by "The Muppet Joker". His followers as a group are named "Croaker's wacky muppetfriends".

"I love reading Croaker's blog."

Croaker by ninecandles August 4, 2024

Croaker Nuggets 

When you're fishing in Louisiana and all you keep catching are those damn little croakers.

Hey Mike, you catchin' anything? Mike: yea, all i keep catching are these damn croaker nuggets! But i'm saving them for Jordan because he's the only tard that wants to eat them.

Croaker Nuggets by Drunk Bob June 30, 2011

croaker sack 

Used in areas of the American South - as of 2009 - ranging from South Carolina, through Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and at least northern Louisiana. Indeed, the sack doubtless referred to the burlap bag used to carry the fish, but no one questioned now remembers that particular use. Today it's the word traditionally used, at least in the areas mentioned, to mean "burlap bag" and is used to carry whatever articles that are at hand. "Croaker bag" has never been recorded.

The entire crop of sweet potatoes was trucked to the farmers' market in croaker sacks.

Coal in small batches was regularly delivered to homes in croaker sacks.

croaker sack by GeorgiaDude March 22, 2009

croaker sack 

"croaker sacks" were burlap bags / sacks used to hold frogs when caught. The burlap bags / sacks enabled the frogs to stay alive and damp while other "croakers" were captured (called frog gigging). According to an article I copied years ago, the central Florida county of Hardee was called "the frog leg capital of the world" during a part of the 1930's, because so many frogs were shipped from that area to France. I will try to locate the copy of the article for verification of the last sentence

The boys struggled to carry the heavy burlap sacks to the trucks. The sacks were called croaker sacks, because inside the sacks were dozens of frogs, each one croaking loudly.

croaker sack by COMPUTER DOCTOR November 1, 2010

croaker sack 

A large, cloth bag used for holding croakers after you have caught them. You can carry the croakers home in the sack without being under the watchful eye of the game warden.

Paul lost his knapsack, so he carries his school books in a croaker sack.

croaker sack by Bumkicker Slade May 14, 2005