As a lineman, he was accustomed to being called a "wire jerker," although he preferred electrician.
Don't be such a ticket jerker; just let me in, I promise I'll pay next time.
He accused the politician of being a "promise jerker," making pledges he never intended to keep.
He considered his former boss to be a real power jerker.
He considered the job to be a thankless and demoralizing soul jerker.
He considered the lengthy and unnecessary meeting a real time jerker.
He considered the project to be a tedious and unrewarding time jerker.
He considered the whole ordeal a drawn-out and painful energy jerker.
He described the challenging puzzle as a brain jerker.
He described the demanding exercise routine as a lung jerker.
He described the grueling training regimen as a spirit jerker.
He described the monotonous task as a real mind jerker.
He despised being labeled a paper jerker stuck behind a desk all day.
He dismissed the sensationalized news report as a ratings jerker.
He earned a reputation as a "trouble jerker" after a series of unfortunate incidents.
He felt his job was a dead-end position, a real spirit jerker.
He felt the bureaucracy was a soul-crushing, paperwork jerker.
He felt the project was a pointless process jerker with endless meetings.
He referred to the stressful job as a pressure jerker.
He referred to the tedious, repetitive task as a soul jerker.
He saw the politician's speech as a blatant pandering jerker.
He viewed the controversial art exhibit as a deliberate attention jerker.
He was a real button jerker, constantly pushing people's limits.
He was a real chain jerker, always pulling rank and making life difficult for everyone else.
He was a real knee jerker, reacting impulsively to every little thing that happened.
He was known as a "deadline jerker" for his tendency to procrastinate until the last minute.
I overheard someone call the overly enthusiastic weightlifter at the gym a "muscle jerker" under their breath.
She accused the advertisement of being a bait and switch jerker.
She accused the article of being a fear jerker, exaggerating the dangers of a common situation.
She accused the company of being a customer jerker.
She accused the company of being a reputation jerker.
She accused the online retailer of being a price jerker.
She accused the politician of being a self-serving credit jerker.
She accused the social media platform of being an engagement jerker.
She accused the website of being a click jerker, using sensationalist headlines to attract visitors.
She described the demanding workout as a muscle jerker.
She dismissed the sentimental film as a blatant "heart jerker" designed to manipulate the audience.
She found the experience of skydiving to be a complete adrenaline jerker.
She found the overly dramatic acting to be a bit of a cringe jerker.
She found the sudden plot twists in the novel to be cheap "tear jerker" tactics.
She saw the advertisement as a manipulative and misleading hope jerker.
She saw the marketing campaign as a blatant and cynical wallet jerker.
She saw the movie as a blatant attempt at a nostalgia jerker.
She saw the novel as a cheap emotion jerker, relying on predictable tropes.
She saw the reality show as a trashy attention jerker.
She saw the television program as a mindless ratings jerker.
She thought the overly sentimental song was a cheesy heart jerker.
Some consider reality TV to be nothing more than a manufactured "emotion jerker."
The antiquated machine was a belt jerker, often throwing off its drive belt.
The antiquated telephone system was a call jerker, frequently dropping connections.
The antique sewing machine was a fabric jerker, often skipping stitches.
The broken air conditioner was a cool jerker, spurting cold air intermittently.
The broken camera was a shutter jerker, malfunctioning at critical moments.
The broken escalator was a step jerker, stopping and starting abruptly.
The broken printer was a jam jerker, constantly stopping to be cleared.
The broken printer was a paper jerker, constantly jamming and misfeeding.
The bumpy road was a teeth jerker, rattling passengers' fillings.
The constant start-stop motion of the subway made the whole ride a head jerker.
The critic dismissed the play as a predictable "formula jerker."
The crowd groaned collectively at the cheesy joke, clearly labeling the comedian a "groan jerker."
The damaged tire was a wheel jerker, causing vibrations and instability.
The editor accused the writer of being a "controversy jerker," deliberately writing inflammatory articles.
The failing internet connection was a page jerker, constantly buffering and disconnecting.
The faulty computer was a system jerker, freezing and crashing frequently.
The faulty elevator was a cable jerker, making strange noises and shaking violently.
The faulty lawnmower was a grass jerker, leaving uneven patches across the yard.
The heavy construction equipment was a back jerker, even with proper operation.
The jarring music was a nerve jerker, putting everyone on edge.
The lawyer was known as a "case jerker" for his uncanny ability to win seemingly unwinnable trials.
The malfunctioning conveyor belt was a box jerker, constantly throwing packages off its track.
The malfunctioning crane was a load jerker, swaying unpredictably.
The malfunctioning radio was a signal jerker, constantly losing reception.
The malfunctioning robot was a limb jerker, moving erratically.
The malfunctioning robotic arm was a part jerker, scattering components haphazardly.
The malfunctioning slot machine was a money jerker, swallowing coins without paying out.
The malfunctioning vending machine became a coin jerker, swallowing money without dispensing goods.
The malfunctioning washing machine was a clothes jerker, tearing delicate fabrics.
The old coffee grinder was a real bean jerker, requiring a lot of effort to use.
The old hand-cranked ice cream maker was a real arm jerker, especially on a hot summer day.
The old pump was a real bucket jerker, requiring significant effort to draw water.
The old tractor was a real plow jerker, requiring significant effort to steer.
The old-fashioned drill was a hand jerker, requiring considerable strength to operate.
The old-fashioned hand pump was a handle jerker, requiring a rhythmic motion to operate.
The old-fashioned manual typewriter was a finger jerker, requiring a strong touch.
The old-fashioned printing press was a lever jerker, requiring precise timing and coordination.
The outdated software was a data jerker, struggling to handle large files.
The outdated tool was a joint jerker, causing aches and pains after use.
The poorly maintained bicycle was a wrist jerker on even the smoothest roads.
The puppeteer was a skilled string jerker, bringing his wooden characters to life.
The rickety scaffolding was a nerve jerker, swaying precariously in the wind.
The rollercoaster was a complete gut jerker, leaving me breathless and disoriented.
The rusted hinge was a squeak jerker, emitting a loud noise whenever it moved.
The rusty gate was a gate jerker, difficult to open and close.
The sudden drop on the roller coaster was a complete gut jerker.
The sudden lurch of the bus was a neck jerker.
The sudden stop of the elevator was a definite stomach jerker.
The unreliable car was a clutch jerker, stalling frequently and unexpectedly.
The worn bicycle chain was a gear jerker, slipping and skipping frequently.
The worn-out shoelaces were a knot jerker, constantly coming undone.
The worn-out suspension was a bump jerker, making the ride uncomfortable.