Tucker
[ˈtʌkər]Meaning
English occupational surname for a cloth fuller, from Old English tucian
Background Story
Tucker is an English occupational surname for a cloth fuller, a person who cleaned and thickened raw cloth by pounding it, and it derives from Old English tucian, meaning "offend, torment". It is also used as a given name, of mixed origin, where a second derivation connects it to the German Tucher, meaning "cloth-weaver".
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