toucher

IPA: tˈʌtʃɝ

One who touches.
(bowls) A ball lying in contact with the jack.
(Tyneside, derogatory) A toucha; one who tries to get something out of others for nothing in return.

Examples of "toucher" in Sentences

Toucher has won an Emmy for his work.
Borrowed from, from the past participle of toucher .
He was also many times sent to jail and toucher cells.
'toucher' to answered 'ego' no love touching, in a slight mood.
I'm a toucher...I have a habit of touching people in that regard.
I think being toucher makes it easier to cut small slices though.
Fleck was obliged to earn his living as a photographer's re toucher.
C'est qu'un sorcier est venu dans la nuit "toucher" une vache de la ferme.
The examples are all cases where the toucher is aghast and loses disastrously.
Your 'toucher' dude obviously has no human friends; for a lot of us auld wans, animal friends is all we got.
I believe you will recover fully in time, but I tell you truly, you were within a toucher of departing this life.
I didn't have time to drop the 12ga so I just held out the 10ga with my left arm, sighted best I could down the barrel and toucher her off.
Whether you're a car-toucher, a light-runner, or a gallery-hopper, it's easy to design an urban cycling lifestyle for yourself when you have so many options.
What with the drink I'd taken, and my sudden nervousness, I tripped over the mat - which was an omen, if you like - and came as near as a toucher to oversetting a chair.
Dam all the cult trolls are sounding very desperate today must be close to the middle of the month and there welfare checks are not in and they are low on they cheetos, cream cheese and mtn dew ` s. they all seems very irratied and toucher this fine day.