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Pucka
an Indian word in very common use, means real, bona fide; as, “He is a commander, but not a pucka one” (i.e. not
officially appointed, but only acting as such, pro tempore).
“The queen reigns, but her ministers are the pucka rulers.” A suffragan
bishop, an honorary canon, a Lynch-judge, a lieutenant-colonel, the
temporary editor of a journal, are not “pucka,” or bona fide so.
Source: Dictionary of Phrase and Fable, E. Cobham Brewer, 1894 More on Pucka from Infoplease:
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