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noun a large playing marble; alley.
Contributor's comments: (from SA) Never heard ackers before - always alleys or doogs.
Contributor's comments: As a child in Melbourne, we used to call the large marbles 'tomboller'. Not sure how you'd spell it.
Contributor's comments: Never used in SA as far as I know. We only used Alleys, Doogs, Catseyes, and Tom Bowlers for large glass ones.
Contributor's comments: [SA informant] Never heard acker before either.
Contributor's comments: In Tassie, we kept an acker in our marble collection. NB never came across a 'doog'.
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noun a pimple or zit.
Contributor's comments: In Melbourne an acker has always been a pimple.
Contributor's comments: We used this all the time at my (boys) highschool in Meadowbank in the 80s.
Contributor's comments: Ackers = acne. "Ackers" all over me face.
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(from King Island) testicles: He was hit in the ackers while playing cricket.
Contributor's comments: Being hit in the aggates was the expression we used.
Contributor's comments: Here in the UK we say "knackers": "ackers" sounds like a contraction of this. In the Midlands region of England, "ackers" means "money".