A Plucker of plump pigeons, an expensive friend to smart young subalterns and boys about town.
"Blake's Burden"
Harold Bindloss
Matters were rather different when it appeared that the pear was not waiting to drop-when, on the contrary, the pear had pointedly removed itself from the hand of the Plucker, and seemed, if one may vary the metaphor, to have turned into a prickly pear.
"Father Stafford"
Anthony Hope
It was through forgetting in the excitement of the moment and not payin' attention that my pal the winkle Plucker went west.
"No Man's Land"
H. C. McNeile