Similar words: porker, worker, co-worker, coworker, mineworker, farm worker, hard worker, guest worker. Meaning: ['kɔrkər /'kɔːkə] 
n. 1. (dated slang) a remarkable or excellent thing or person 2. a machine that is used to put corks in bottles.
n. 1. (dated slang) a remarkable or excellent thing or person 2. a machine that is used to put corks in bottles. 
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1. She told an absolute corker of a story about a priest she'd mistaken for an ex-lover.
2. McCain's was an absolute corker.
3. Crikey, what a corker, thought Jimmy.
4. There is a corker gathering steam not far from my cottage over the siting of a compost heap.
5. Today's debate was a corker.
6. The last play of the game was a corker.
7. That story was a corker.
8. His Republican opponent, Bob Corker, denounced the ad.
9. He's a corker of an athlete.
10. That show was a corker!
11. Speaking on the CBS program Face The Nation, Corker rejected suggestion that Republicans are being obstructionist.
12. He lambasted his white opponent , Bob Corker , for allegedly employing illegal aliens.
13. Howard Wilkinson has come up with an absolute corker of an idea.
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14. Speaking on the CBS program Face The Nation, Corker rejected any suggestion that Republicans are being obstructionist.
15. But in Tennessee, Mr Corker's "attractive" rival was young, not baby-faced . So why did Mr Corker focus so hard on looks?
16. For Clough, too, that was the season's first goal, and a corker.
17. But, without all of these shared sacrifices , that will not happen, said Corker.
More similar words: porker, worker, co-worker, coworker, mineworker, farm worker, hard worker, guest worker, caseworker, office worker, steelworker, social worker, fellow worker, migrant worker, garment worker, factory worker, skilled worker, research worker, unskilled worker, blue-collar worker, industrial workers, white collar workers, construction worker, forked, worked, snorkel, worked up, for keeps, marker, lurker.