stocker
IPA: stˈɑkɝ
noun
- (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.
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Examples of "stocker" in Sentences
- Nick is working as a part time stocker at Kmart.
- Jadger, you have behaved many times as a stocker.
- Stocker died by the time the episode was aired on TV.
- Stocker uses the example of a friend visiting you in the hospital.
- Daniels had begun his career with the company in 1965 as a stocker.
- Panzer remembers that Stocker had announced that he had a brain tumor.
- I got a retail job working as a stocker and cashier in a chain drugstore.
- I think the bevel nose, and the fame of the Buick stockers makes it a Buick.
- 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.