tacker n.
(Aus. / US) a small creature, usu. human.
Jim Hickey 18: Amy Bishop’s kid is an awful hit with me [...] that li'l tacker understands every word I say to him. | ||
Homesickness (1999) 63: And what’s this little tacker’s name? | ||
Big Ask 5: Last time I saw the little tacker he couldn’t have been more than five or six. | ||
Tales of the Honey Badger [ebook] [of a guinea pig] The little tacker carefully walked up to the hollow of the island’s solitary tree. | ||
Stoning 133: ‘As a little tacker, I remember watching planes’. |