clacker

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But Jack do want a clacker:

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  1. One who or that which clacks; the clack of a mill; the clapper. This they find by the noise of those boat mills; their clackers beat much slower. Sir H. Blount, Voyage to the Levant, p. 18.
  2. A rattle used to frighten birds. See clack, n., 5.

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  • My English is Shizen Houzen and as such, had no idea what they were all taking about but thanks to Wikipedia, I know know what I don't give a rats clacker about! —  TPN :: GDay World
  • It's not all raves and acclaim for Billy Crudup's glowing cerulean bell clacker: "Throughout most of the whole picture, one male character walks around completely naked, with his private parts waving in the breeze," says Dr. Ted Baehr, chairman of the Christian Film & Television Commission, who is protesting the fact that Urban Outfitters Profits Fall; Diane Von Furstenberg on Her Purple
  • Otherwise, how else would the speccy Joe 90 lookalike get a sniff of top-quality clacker like Gemma Atkinson. —  Daily entertainment news, celebrity gossip, movie reviews, music and sport.
  • I wish we had two moons at the same distance so they could have clacker like encounters from time to time. —  Latest Articles
  • But Jack do want a clacker: —  Poems of Rural Life in the Dorset Dialect
 

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