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British Slang: Corker

Corker ['kɔ:kə] is an irrefutable argument, something that ends a dispute. It can also mean an exceptional person, something outstanding, or a bold/cheeky lie. Explore more British slang and English i

Corker ['kɔ:kə]

An irrefutable argument, something that ends a dispute.

An exceptional person, something outstanding, something extra.

A bold / cheeky lie.

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