Truckler

Pronunciation: /ˈtrʌklər/

Definitions of truckler

noun a person who behaves in a servile or submissive way to gain favor or advantage

Example Sentences

A1 The truckler delivered goods to the market.

A2 The truckler was known for always meeting deadlines.

B1 The truckler's job involved transporting products from one location to another.

B2 The truckler had to navigate through heavy traffic to make timely deliveries.

C1 The truckler's efficiency and reliability made him a valuable asset to the company.

C2 The truckler's attention to detail and excellent driving skills ensured safe and prompt deliveries.

Examples of truckler in a Sentence

formal The truckler was known for always bending to the will of their superiors.

informal Don't be a truckler and stand up for what you believe in.

slang That guy is such a truckler, always trying to please everyone.

figurative Being a truckler in the office won't get you far in your career.

Grammatical Forms of truckler

• past tense: truckled
• plural: trucklers
• comparative: more truckler
• superlative: most truckler
• present tense: truckle
• future tense: will truckle
• perfect tense: have truckled
• continuous tense: is truckling
• singular: truckler
• positive degree: truckler
• infinitive: to truckle
• gerund: truckling
• participle: truckling

Origin and Evolution of truckler

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Middle English

Story behind the word: The word 'truckler' originated from the Middle English word 'trokelere' which meant one who haggles or negotiates.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the meaning of 'truckler' evolved to refer to someone who submits or yields in a subservient manner, often in a derogatory sense.