For example the guy with way too many blue lights on his truck or the guy who always wears gay fire shirts.
by Ryan March 30, 2004
A person who is enthusiastic about being an EMT soley for the purpose(s)of "big" calls and/or having lights and/or sirens in their vehicle.
by Righteous_Diego January 10, 2005
by Janz July 05, 2005
This is not the Australian slang version of the English "wanker". Wanker literally means "masturbator" but all the same is used as a general insult to state that someone is not liked nor likeable. "He is a wanker" or "Don't be a wanker", "I'm not going to that bar again, they are all wankers in there"
"Wacker" is related in meaning to the word "Wacky" and also "wacked" - and means a bit crazy, a fool, an idiot. Although it is not a favourable term, it is more descriptive than an insult.
"Why did you phone her up again?" "I'd been drinking all day and was wacked off my head"
"Did you see him fall down the stairs yestederday while trying to show off to his mates?" "yeah, haha, what a wacker".
"Do you want to go base jumping this weekend?" "No way - You would have to be a wacker to do something like that!"
by The Fli October 28, 2005
The Australian slang version of the English "wanker".
Slight difference in that wackers tend to be more boisterous than wankers. Wankers kind of like to do things sneakily, and probably harbour a fear that people are calling them wankers behind their backs.
Wackers, on the other hand, are oblivious to what people say about them and seem to even believe their own bullsh!t.
There are more Australian wackers than wankers, but believe me - we do have both kinds.
Did you hear Bush talking to those sailors on that battleship? Honestly, the wacker thought they were laughing WITH him.
by lukeod May 21, 2005
by wak-er July 25, 2003
by VAKI5 August 18, 2003