Noun:

बॅरेक्समध्ये,

barracker's Usage Examples:

Fender made light of this, joining in by conducting the barrackers.

The famous SCG barracker Yabba was quoted at the time: "The ladies are playing alright for me.

It is the only AFL team song to reference the barracker, an Australian rules football term for fan.

style, the works are meant to invoke the passion and emotion of football barrackers.

He defended his tactics and heavily criticised the Australian barrackers, to the extent of suggesting that fixtures between England and Australia.

cited as the reason why the most enthusiastic cricket supporters and barrackers choose The Hill to watch matches.

Brian Johnston nicknamed him The Boil, based on the supposed Australian barrackers" pronunciation of his name as "Boiley".

end Clark became the sort of historian he had set out to supersede – a barracker for the "progressive" side who accepted uncritically its view of the world".

distinguished Australian man of letters, a true friend to the author, and a barracker for this generation.

A fan is known as a "barracker", while to ask someone who they barrack for is to ask which team they.

of Valkeala (April 29, 1790) Battle of Korhois (1790) Battle of Keltis barracker (May 19–20, 1790) Battle of Savitaipale (June 4, 1790) The Franco-Swedish.

"A great barracker: Curtin and footy".

A barracker yelled, "Why don"t you try to bump one onto the sightscreen, Snow? Bowl.