Wacker

A person, who is in the Fire, EMS, or Police service, or one who badly wants to be apart of such service. A wacker always has the latest gear, the "coolest" shirts and plenty of stickers on his car. Wackers often overdoo everything, such as lights, sirens, or expensive equipement. These items are almost always paid out-of-pocket, as no organization can justify that much wasted spending. Wackers are most commonly between the agest of 14 and 30, and are usually trying to show off to others, how "cool" they are for being a Firefighter, EMT, Police officer, or for wanting to be one of the above. A Wacker can often be found with their radio turned way up, so that everyone can hear it from a mile radius, or sitting around their local headquarters trying to catch any scrap of action going on in any of the surrouding districts.

A fire-person who is overly enthusiastic about the fireservice.

A person who is enthusiastic about being an EMT soley for the purpose(s)of "big" calls and/or having lights and/or sirens in their vehicle.

A type of mustache-goatee combo where two twisted mustache strands extend beyond the face and down to the chin.

Same as «no worries». Aussie expression which derives from «no wucking furries».

Someone who straps their phone playing a police scanner under their headset.

A word Max Balegde created meaning someone who’s crazy, odd and quite weird.

Shortened version of Wackerdoodle