acker

/ ˈækə /

noun

1. informal.
   a variant spelling of acca
2. slang.
   a pimple

Word History and Origins

Origin of acker¹

for sense 2, a shortened form of acne

Example Sentences

“If it was, then for the same reasons, such a joint discussion would not likely be appropriate,” Acker said.

From The Daily Beast

Immediately afterwards, Kathy Acker died of breast cancer, then Allen Ginsberg went, and then William Burroughs.

From The Daily Beast

Back then Acker Merrall was one of the few wine stores that carried all the great domains.

From The Daily Beast

Acker's signals were its code, and words of wisdom in the form of club rules had been duly got out and printed.

From Project Gutenberg

In the Engadine, in reply to the question what the flat strips between the linches were called, the driver answered, 'acker.'

From Project Gutenberg

I think the name of Francis Steinernherz von Blut-acker will suit nobility, being fairly and legally won, as well as another.

From Project Gutenberg

The same year, Finley Acker, of Philadelphia, brought out an improved coffee pot for family trade.

From Project Gutenberg

And Jimmy 'Acker's granny she come out, and 'Leave the child alone' she says.

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