wanker

noun

Etymology: UK 1890s. From stwanker, from stinker. Used at Felsted School, Essex.

1. A salted, and lightly smoked herring or mackerel; a bloater.

   “My name it is "wanker"; a leaner or lanker, Salter or ranker, fish never swam.”

   “He sniffs. "'Eugh, wankers again."”