clacker n.2
1. (US) a dollar.
![]() | By Bolo and Krag 40: He having doled out the last clacker saved up in an old sock. | |
![]() | Lima (OH) News 5 June 6/3: Coins are called [...] ‘clackers’. | |
![]() | Let Tomorrow Come 42: He sends me in some Durham an’ a few clackers. |
2. a foreign coin of low value.
![]() | Woodfill of the Regulars 58: They would sell it to us for two ‘clackers,’ or two Spanish cents, a glass. | |
![]() | Me and Bad Eye and Slim 103: You give her a clacker (two cent piece) and she hands you four pieces of paper and opens the door. |