hackie

As nouns the difference between terms and hackie

is that terms is while hackie is (us) a taxicab driver.

As nouns the difference between packie and hackie

is that packie is alternative form of package store while hackie is a taxicab driver.

As nouns the difference between hankie and hackie

is that hankie is a handkerchief while hackie is (us) a taxicab driver.

As a noun hackie

is (us) a taxicab driver.

As an adjective hackier is

(hacky).

As nouns the difference between hackie and hackle

is that hackie is (us) a taxicab driver while hackle is an instrument with steel pins used to comb out flax or hemp.

As a verb hackle is

to dress (flax or hemp) with a hackle; to prepare fibres of flax or hemp for spinning.

As nouns the difference between hackie and backie

is that hackie is (us) a taxicab driver while backie is a ride on the back of a bicycle or motorbike.

As nouns the difference between hawkie and hackie

is that hawkie is (geordie) a white faced cow while hackie is (us) a taxicab driver.

As nouns the difference between hackie and rackie

is that hackie is (us) a taxicab driver while rackie is (nautical|in scotland) a parrel.

As nouns the difference between hackie and hackee

is that hackie is a taxicab driver while hackee is the chickaree or red squirrel.

As nouns the difference between hackie and tackie

is that hackie is a taxicab driver while tackie is (South African) A canvas shoe with a rubber sole.