clacker
ˈklækər
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Definition of clacker - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
playthingtoy that makes a clacking sound
  • The child played with a colorful clacker.
noisemaker rattle
2.
musicpercussion instrument making a clacking noise
  • He played the clacker in the band.
clapper noisemaker
3.
talkative personRareperson who clacks or chattersRare
  • The clacker in the office was always gossiping.
babbler chatterer jabberer
4.
vulgar slangRareSlangUStesticleRareSlangUS
  • He got hit in the clackers during the game.
balls nuts
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Images of clacker

  • clacker: toy that makes a clacking sound
    toy that makes a clacking sound
  • clacker: percussion instrument making a clacking noise
    percussion instrument making a clacking noise

Origin of clacker

English, clack (to make a sharp sound)

Examples of clacker in a sentence

  • Kids love the noise a clacker makes.
  • The clacker added rhythm to the dance performance.
  • Children enjoyed making noise with the clacker.
  • The clacker at the party wouldn't stop talking.
  • Everyone avoided the clacker during meetings.
  • He complained about pain in his clackers.

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  1. French:jouet à cliquetis, instrument à cliquetis, ...
  2. German:Klacker, Schwätzer, ...
  3. Italian:giocattolo sonoro, battente, ...
  4. Spanish:sonajero, castañuelas, ...
  5. Portuguese:chocalho, castanholas, ...
  6. Chinese:发声玩具, 拍板, ...
  7. Japanese:カタカタおもちゃ, クラッカー, ...
  8. Arabic:طقطاقة, طَرَقَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:מַקִּישׁוֹן, קְלָאקֶר, ...
  10. Russian:шумная игрушка, болтун, ...
  11. Ukrainian:шумна іграшка, клацалка, ...
  12. Hindi:खड़खड़ाने वाला खिलौना, क्लैकर, ...

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