ruck (and row) n.
an unpleasant woman.
Bulletin (Sydney) 29 Sept. 36/2: One evening he broke a meeting right up by depicting the woes of a worried shop-assistant handling a ‘ruck’ (tough female customer) at 9.50 on a Saturday night. The Bishop drew such a vivid picture of the ‘ruck’ and her ways that all Rockhampton believed it recognised the lady at the first look. | ||
Cockney Rabbit. |