mucker n.3
(orig. Aus.) a companion, a friend; as a direct term of address.
Bulletin (Sydney) 30 July 14/2: ‘Goo’ day, Mucker!’ ‘’Day, Ponto! ’Ow y’ bumpin’?’ ‘Dead ’ookety, ole cock; feelin’ ’umpty-doo.’. | ||
Tropic of Capricorn (1964) 250: God-damn it, Henry, you’re the only real friend I’ve got, but you’re a son of a bitch of a mucker. | ||
Fings II i: There’s all me old contacts in me press cuttin’s book, [...] All me old muckers! | ||
Saved Scene vi: Yer wouldn’t grass on yer muckers? | ||
(con. WWII) Soldier Erect 62: ‘You think I’m a bit of a cunt [...] Be honest now!’ ‘’Course I don’t, mucker!...’. | ||
Decadence and Other Plays (1985) 47: He’s my mucker, china or mate. | East in||
Decadence and Other Plays (1985) 112: I hate to tell my mucker / my best / that I might carry in my heart / a little doubt. | West in||
Filth 40: Listen, Bladesey, my auld mucker, do you mind if I ask you a personal question? | ||
Layer Cake 48: I ain’t gonna shaft an old mucker. | ||
Guardian 5 July 🌐 At least my old mucker Germaine Greer showed us her bits. | in||
Dead Man’s Trousers 72: [K]ent ah could count oan ye, ma auld mucker. | ||
🌐 A male mucker already owns a machine that creates an incredibly impressive dinner for eight. | in Times 30 May||
Young Team 7: We’ve been best muckers fae our maws planked us doon [...] on the playgroup mat. | ||
Empty Wigs (t/s) 134: Most of my muckers at preppers had dadas who were just as queer as Dada, even queerer. |