pluckee

English

Etymology

From pluck +‎ -ee.

Noun

pluckee (plural pluckees)

1. One who is plucked, or from whom something is plucked.
   • 2006, Phil Wells, Try the Veal, page 63:

     Of course, once the law was enforced there had to be twice as many people missing an eye, one for each plucker and one (of course) for each pluckee.

   • 2015, Emmett R. Dixon, Big Red Rocks, Little Red Devils: A Moab Story, page 41:

     It was always easier being the plucker than being the pluckee.