stocker

IPA: stˈɑkɝ

(agriculture) Livestock that is wintered and then sold in the spring; often contrasted with a feeder when the focus is on intended disposition.
(automotive) A racecar in certain classes of auto racing whose origins are nominally or notionally related to factory-stock autos, such as stock car racing or super-stock drag racing.
One who crafts gun stocks.
One who stocks shelves with inventory.
One who supplies raw material to a machine.
A surname.

Examples of "stocker" in Sentences

Does that mean we can expect a new Ri-Ri album as a stocking stocker this holiday season?
Cool catch, although I wonder if that fish was a recent stocker, if it went for powerbait?
If you are fishing stocker rainbows then power bait fished on the bottom works all over the nation.
Nearby, you’ll find a towering bin, called a stocker, filled with wafers waiting to be processed by this equipment.
You worked in retail chain stores (Kresge, a drug store chain, Marshalls as a night stocker) for most of your life and to pretend otherwise is side-spittingly hilarious.
We have outlined four different stages that will take your stocker from a standard issue 4×4 to a “built to the hilt” utility machine that breathes fire (not really, but darn close).
I'm usually pretty good about marking the date and species on all sealed fish, but this 12-inch brown trout, no doubt a local stocker, is anonymous and apparently slipped out of view during cold storage.
The poorest person (me) gets a college education and rather than earning $10,000 as a shelf-stocker earns $20,000 as a secretary – admittedly boring and an underutilization of my skills, but a job nonetheless.