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chucker-out

[ chuhk-er-out ]

noun

, British Slang.
, plural chuck·ers-out.


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Word History and Origins

Origin of chucker-out1

1875–80; chuck out + -er 1
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Example Sentences

Her intimate friendship with Chucker‑out, the huge St. Bernard, lasted for nearly both their lives, alas!

At about eleven o'clock a "chucker out" would go down and clear out all the gentlemen who had not paid in advance for the night.

The strongest man might be needed as a "chucker-out" if there was a row.

My eyes had not deceived me, for there was the protg behind the counter in his new capacity of barman and ‘chucker out.’

After the war youll see him as a chucker-out at a pub., or throwing cannon-balls about the music-hall stage.

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