1. A maker of knacks, toys, or small work.

2. Two pieces of wood held between the fingers, and played by striking them together.

3. One who buys worn-out horses for slaughter, and cuts them up for dogs meat. Knacker's-yard, a place where the carcases of dead horses are taken to be cut up for commercial purposes.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• knucke,
• knicker,
• pnackes,
• knicked,
• knaked,
• nacher,
• knuckel,
• knuckes,
• knackers,
• kncked,
• knacked,
• nacker,
• kacker,
• knackerd,
• knaker,
• knacke,
• knakker,
• knackes,
• knokker,
• namker

• knocker,
• knackered,
• knickers,
• knackwurst.

The adjective form of the word "knacker" is "knackered".

The plural of the "knacker" can be the "knackers".

The singular of the "knacker" can be the "knacker".