Definition of Croker

Croker

noun

• A doctor who liberally prescribes narcotic drugs to junkies who are often the doctors only patients.
  
  I used to know a croker who had an office on 93rd street.

  My CROAKER finally packed in.

  Last edited on Jul 29 2014. Submitted by kmpick88 from Santa Cruz, CA, USA on Jul 29 2014.

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