tacker

As a noun tacker is

stapler.

As nouns the difference between ticker and tacker

is that ticker is a measuring or reporting device, particularly one which makes a ticking sound as the measured events occur while tacker is stapler.

As nouns the difference between hacker and tacker

is that hacker is hacker while tacker is stapler.

As nouns the difference between tacker and tackler

is that tacker is stapler while tackler is a footballer who tackles another.

As nouns the difference between tacker and yacker

is that tacker is stapler while yacker is (informal) one who talks at length.

As nouns the difference between packer and tacker

is that packer is a person who plays football for the professional football team while tacker is stapler.

As a noun tacker

is a person who, or device that tacks.

As an adjective wacker is

comparative of wack.

As nouns the difference between tucker and tacker

is that tucker is one who or that which tucks while tacker is a person who, or device that tacks.

As a verb tucker

is to tire out or exhaust a person or animal.

As a proper noun Tucker

is {{surname|south-western English occupational|from=occupations}}; equivalent to Fuller.

As nouns the difference between acker and tacker

is that acker is while tacker is stapler.

As nouns the difference between tacker and tackey

is that tacker is stapler while tackey is a scrubby, neglected horse.