jerker (Meaning)
jerker (n)
someone who gives a strong sudden pull
jerker (n.)
A beater.
One who jerks or moves with a jerk.
A North American river chub (Hybopsis biguttatus).
Synonyms & Antonyms of jerker
Synonyms:
- moron
- slime
- crumb
- snake
- fink
- bleeder
- schmuck
- scum
- bugger
- stinker
- vermin
- villain
- cur
- louse
- dirtbag
- boor
- fool
- swine
- lout
- buzzard
- sleazebag
- nerd
- bounder
- barbarian
- blighter
- son of a gun
- reptile
- brat
- crud
- scuzzball
- pill
- hound
- rat
- toad
- sleazeball
- heel
- sod
- beast
- churl
- scumbag
- varmint
- cretin
- idiot
- rotter
- slob
- brute
- so-and-so
- cad
- nuisance
- sleaze
- slimeball
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- dolt
- blockhead
- nitwit
- miscreant
- wretch
- stinkard
- turkey
- savage
- nincompoop
- dweeb
- doofus
- rat fink
- scab
- scoundrel
- imbecile
- snip
- scamp
- rogue
- dink
- Neanderthal
- snob
- rascal
- ninny
- nut
- chuff
- vulgarian
- pest
- roughneck
- snot
- insolent
- airhead
- nit
- jackass
- goon
- dope
- schmo
- loudmouth
- lowlife
- dork
- caveman
- schmoe
- booby
Antonyms:
jerker Sentence Examples
- The movie was an absolute tear-jerker; hardly anyone left the theater with dry eyes.
- Reading the heartfelt letter from her long-lost friend was a real tear-jerker for Sarah.
- The ending of the novel was such a gut-wrenching tear-jerker that it stayed with me for days.
- The documentary about the plight of endangered species was a real eye-opener and a tear-jerker.
- Witnessing the reunion of the war veterans with their families was a heartwarming tear-jerker moment.
- The emotional farewell scene between the protagonist and his loyal dog was a true tear-jerker.
- The charity advertisement featuring homeless children was a poignant tear-jerker that moved many to donate.
- The song's lyrics were so touching that it turned the performance into a tear-jerker.
- The elderly couple's enduring love story depicted in the film was a timeless tear-jerker.
- Even though he tried to maintain composure, the eulogy he delivered at his grandmother's funeral became a tear-jerker for everyone present.
FAQs About the word jerker
someone who gives a strong sudden pullA beater., One who jerks or moves with a jerk., A North American river chub (Hybopsis biguttatus).
dog,bastard, skunk, joker, creep, clown, moron, slime, crumb, snake
lady, hero, lady, gentleman,hero, gentleman,heroine, role model, saint, idol
The movie was an absolute tear-jerker; hardly anyone left the theater with dry eyes.
Reading the heartfelt letter from her long-lost friend was a real tear-jerker for Sarah.
The ending of the novel was such a gut-wrenching tear-jerker that it stayed with me for days.
The documentary about the plight of endangered species was a real eye-opener and a tear-jerker.
