Definition of Plunkers

1. plunker [n] - See also: plunker

Lexicographical Neighbors of Plunkers

plunge waterfalls
plunged
plunger
plunger mute
plungerlike
plungers
plunges
plunging
plungingly
plungings
plunk
plunk down
plunk for
plunked
plunker
plunkers (current term)
plunket
plunkier
plunkiest
plunking
plunks
plunky
pluot
pluots
pluperfect
pluperfect tense
pluperfects
plural
plural form
plural marriage

Literary usage of Plunkers

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Engineers and Engineering by Engineers Club of Philadelphia (1904)
"It does not make any difference whether there be a single car or a number of the cars in the train, all equipped with these plunkers, a single controller ..."

2. Outing (1893)
"... they can race for the cold, cold " plunkers," and will regain respect for themselves, which for a time has been practically denied them. ..."

3. Proportional Representation Review by American Proportional Representation League, Proportional Representation League (1896)
"A high percentage of "plunkers" or "bullets" (ballots marked only for a first choice) had been predicted, because under the Bucklin system of preferential ..."

4. Wit, Humor, Pathos and Parodies by William De Vere (1885)
"Down went each hand, and quickly dropped the ready, Old Jabez chuckled, " Here's five ' plunkers ' cold.— " Hist, boy! Come here. Walk softly. ..."

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