Definition of hucker

hucker

noun

• A snowboarder who does spin tricks well, also used to describe any snowboarder of any talent may also be 'huckster'.

  That guys one hell of a hucker.

  Last edited on Mar 14 2000. Submitted by Mike K. from Buhl, ID, USA on Mar 14 2000.

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