Definition Synonyms
Definition of clacker - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
playthingtoy that makes a clacking sound
- The child played with a colorful clacker.
2.
musicpercussion instrument making a clacking noise
- He played the clacker in the band.
3.
talkative personRare person who clacks or chattersRare
- The clacker in the office was always gossiping.
4.
- He got hit in the clackers during the game.
Images of clacker

toy that makes a clacking sound 
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.
The joke about clackers made everyone laugh.
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- French:jouet à cliquetis, instrument à cliquetis, ...
- German:Klacker, Schwätzer, ...
- Italian:giocattolo sonoro, battente, ...
- Spanish:sonajero, castañuelas, ...
- Portuguese:chocalho, castanholas, ...
- Chinese:发声玩具, 拍板, ...
- Japanese:カタカタおもちゃ, クラッカー, ...
- Arabic:طقطاقة, طَرَقَة, ...
- Hebrew:מַקִּישׁוֹן, קְלָאקֶר, ...
- Russian:шумная игрушка, болтун, ...
- Ukrainian:шумна іграшка, клацалка, ...
- Hindi:खड़खड़ाने वाला खिलौना, क्लैकर, ...
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