Definition of "wallopers" [wallopers]

• Plural form of walloper. (noun)

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• "And like so many pot wallopers, then and now, he worked his way up: busboy, waiter, line cook."
• "By God, though, that was one detail I'd have to avoid - no, my job would be her reception and safe-keeping when the slaughter was safely over: Flashy the stern and sorrowful jailer, firm but kindly, shielding her from prying eyes and lecherous staff-wallopers with dirty minds, that was the ticket."
• "A good glare and loud roar, sabre in hand, work wonders; Joe said I'd been an inspiration to the Household riders, and wanted me to stay on at Cairo, but I muttered that he didn't need me now that peace was breaking out, and his staff wallopers grinned at each other and said wasn't that old Flashy, just?"