Word: piker
Category: piker
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Related words: piker
a piker, piker definition, piker slang
Translations: piker
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spanish
Translations:
tacaño, cobarde, Piker, Lancero, de piker
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german
Translations:
Lanzenträger
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french
Translations:
pingre, Piker, Piquier, un Piquier, thunard
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italian
Translations:
Picchiere, Picchiere Goblin
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portuguese
Translations:
Piqueiro, de Piker
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dutch
Translations:
van Piker
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russian
Translations:
трус, скряга, Пикер, Piker
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finnish
Translations:
Piker
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czech
Translations:
skrblík
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polish
Translations:
sknera, spekulant, ostrożny gracz
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hungarian
Translations:
gyáva fickó, hasznavehetetlen alak
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turkish
Translations:
kalleş, cimri, dönek, ihtiyatla oynayan kumarbaz
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greek
Translations:
τσιγκούνης, στοιχηματίζων επιφυλακτικώς
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ukrainian
Translations:
скнара, скряга, скупий
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bulgarian
Translations:
скръндза
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belarusian
Translations:
скнара
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estonian
Translations:
pisispekulant
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lithuanian
Translations:
Atsargiai Biržos žaidėjas
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latvian
Translations:
sīks spekulants, Piker
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romanian
Translations:
fricos, jucător prudent, zgârciob
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slovak
Translations:
skrblík, držgroš, príliš šetrná, skupáň
The meaning and "use of": piker
noun
- a gambler who makes only small bets. - He had a temperament too generous for his occupation as our county's leading piker (my mother insisted to her clients he was a speculator, not a gambler).
- a person who withdraws from a commitment. - There were a number of pikers to the dinner, including Mrs Lefty, who was stuck at work doing reports until about 9.30 pm.
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