ocker
ˈɒkər
Definition

Definition of ocker - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

Australian stereotypeRareSlangboorish or uncultivated Australian personRareSlang
  • He acts like a real ocker at the barbecue.
bogan larrikin yobbo

Adjective

1.
cultureRareSlangcharacteristic of Australian working-class cultureRareSlang
  • His ocker accent was thick and full of slang..
Aussie
2.
slang AustraliaRareSlanguncultivated or boorish in behavior or styleRareSlang
  • His ocker attitude was evident at the party.
boorish crude uncultivated
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Origin of ocker

Australian slang, och (expression of surprise)

Examples of ocker in a sentence

  • The ocker shouted loudly during the cricket match.
  • Her ocker behavior stood out at the formal event.
  • The movie featured an ocker character who was very relatable.
  • His ocker remarks offended the guests.
  • The ocker behavior was not appreciated in the formal setting.

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  1. French:beauf australien, populaire, ...
  2. German:Prolet, australisch-proletarisch, ...
  3. Italian:australiano rozzo, della classe operaia australiana, ...
  4. Spanish:australiano inculto, australiano típico, ...
  5. Portuguese:australiano rude, australiano rústico, ...
  6. Chinese:澳村人, 澳洲工人阶级文化的, ...
  7. Japanese:オッカー, オーストラリア的な, ...
  8. Arabic:أوكر, أُوكَرِيّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:אוֹקֶר, אוֹקֶרִי, ...
  10. Russian:оккер, австралийский, ...
  11. Ukrainian:окер, грубий, ...
  12. Hindi:ओकर, ऑस्ट्रेलियाई, ...

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