Apr 22 Word of the Day
Bro since I got dirtpilled on Tuesday I have made sooo many worm friends and made them soo many little houses to get married in. Me? Lonely? No you’re the lonely one u lawn owning freak
by ecogoth December 30, 2020
2
1) originaly this was used as a nickname given to the bad members of the traveling community of the united Kingdom, and the Republic of Ireland.
2) but now it can be used to describe anyone who is a scumbag/rough, not just travellers
3) also means testicles
see also --- chav, sham, traveller, pikey, scumbag, council estate, football hooligan,
2) but now it can be used to describe anyone who is a scumbag/rough, not just travellers
3) also means testicles
see also --- chav, sham, traveller, pikey, scumbag, council estate, football hooligan,
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{travelling community}
" these knackers walked into the bar last night, and started a fight when they couldnt get served "
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{scumbag/rough}
bob - " aw man, theres a bunch of knackers trying to get on the bus... "
billy - " crap... "
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{testicles}
"OW !!! godammit, you kicked me right in the knackers !!!"
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{travelling community}
" these knackers walked into the bar last night, and started a fight when they couldnt get served "
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{scumbag/rough}
bob - " aw man, theres a bunch of knackers trying to get on the bus... "
billy - " crap... "
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{testicles}
"OW !!! godammit, you kicked me right in the knackers !!!"
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by Emperor Bubba April 05, 2005
3
1. A slang term for 'testicles'.
2. A yard where horses are killed for food or glue, short for the "knacker's yard".
3. Sometimes used in place of 'knackered', meaning 'tired' or 'worn out'.
2. A yard where horses are killed for food or glue, short for the "knacker's yard".
3. Sometimes used in place of 'knackered', meaning 'tired' or 'worn out'.
1. He's got his knackers in a twist.
2. We sent Red Rum to the knacker's yard.
3. My knackers are knackers after all that fun in the knacker's.
2. We sent Red Rum to the knacker's yard.
3. My knackers are knackers after all that fun in the knacker's.
by Kevin Watkins May 13, 2004
5
1) Substitute for 'mate' when addressing a close friend or acquaintance. Often reserved for someone you admire for their hard work or toughness.
2) Testicles
2) Testicles
by Down under July 25, 2008
6
This word USED to mean an Irish traveler and typical scum from Ireland, nowadays it is used as a term to refer to people with a thick dublin accent, wears Burberry, Adidas, Nike, Reebok and other typical sports clothing.
It has become VERY common with youths and the thing is is that older adults still feel it means the same as what it used to. Well, it doesn't.
This word has become as popular as the english term chav, which would probably be a better choice to search for what a knacker means.
It has become VERY common with youths and the thing is is that older adults still feel it means the same as what it used to. Well, it doesn't.
This word has become as popular as the english term chav, which would probably be a better choice to search for what a knacker means.
by CathalRyan October 22, 2010