Placket 16-17th Century. A woman. Historically, it's an apron or pettycoat. Women were known to work as slaves in the kitchen, the term grew wings and soared into the streets to define women as objects. "Our vicar thus preaches and why should he not? For the dues of his cure are the pocket and pot."
Wooer
Jeffrey Osborne - You Should be Mine (The Woo woo song)
A sympathetic bachelor woo woo wooing the love of his life, the apple of his eye, the bolognese sauce on his Italian sketti or the silence of his lambs. For the next six months he will wear his heart on his sleeves to charm that woman until she breaks his sweet little heart. That's when the lyrics change to, "And you boo hoo, hoo and you boo hoo hoo."
Heifer
A back-stabbing, evil stunt cunt. She will plot, plan and persist to bring out the worst in you, if you allow her.
2.) A plump, full-figured woman. Young cows are refered to as heifers, but because of the big-boned-ness of these creatures, chunky cheeked chics now have this ridiculous moniker to avoid.
Barker
A handsome model. The equivalent to a "Baldwin," except sexier. 2.) "Come one, come all! Get your tickets here!" Yes, he's the loud mouth shouting for your attention usually at a fair or circus. 3.) A thuggish, ruggish hooligan who prefers verbal attacks to physical confrontations.
A prostitute or trick who frequents truck stops and parking lots looking for potential customers. 