ocker
1
9.9
Having rough, rude speech or manners, often with a strong Australian accent
- adjective
- Slur
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- His ocker accent and loud jokes made him stand out at the formal dinner.
Examples
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The comedian's ocker style was popular with audiences who enjoyed blunt humor.
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Some people found her ocker behavior charming, while others thought it was rude.
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He's so ocker!
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Don't be so ocker!
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His ocker accent and loud jokes made him stand out at the formal dinner.
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The comedian's ocker style was popular with audiences who enjoyed blunt humor.
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Some people found her ocker behavior charming, while others thought it was rude.
Synonyms
2
8.2
Clumsy and rude in the way someone moves or acts
is coarse and uncultured in speech and manners with Australian tone
Antonyms
How Coarse
vulgar
52
6.5
- Offensive
52
6.5
crude
12
3.9
12
3.9
coarse
16
4.2
- Offensive
16
4.2
ocker
1
9.9
- Slur
1
9.9
rough
75
3.9
75
3.9
unpolished
4
4.4
4
4.4
Surface Forms
ocker positive
Etymology
Ocker as an adjective comes from the same Australian slang for that rough style and was used to describe speech or manners; people use it when something is rude or very Aussie in a loud, blunt way. So calling behaviour ocker means it is uncultured or impolite.