cooker
- noun
- /ˈkʊkər/
- NSFW
- Eight of the MA cookers had children, but only one interviewee had children living at home.
Examples
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"In fact, participants universally asserted that the vast majority of MA cookers were also regular or heavy users of the drug."
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Also, fewer cookers were married or had children living at home.
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Only a few participants had direct knowledge of African American cookers.
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While the majority of cookers interviewed were men, participants indicated significant involvement by women.
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John (Arkansas) noted that lab accidents may occur because of mental lapses by cookers.
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Our sample of cookers differed from the broader qualitative sample in that cookers were significantly older, and a higher percentage of them were employed.
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The police arrested the cooker who was operating a meth lab in an abandoned house.
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In the documentary, they interviewed several cookers about their methods of drug production.
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The team conducted a raid on the suspected cooker who was known for manufacturing methamphetamine.
Compounds
A sealed pot that cooks food quickly using hot steam or a situation where people feel very stressed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Informally, cooker can also mean a person who 'cooks' illegal drugs, and this is just a slang extension of cook + -er, meaning 'one who makes or prepares'. That's why in this sense a cooker is someone who prepares drugs, not a kitchen machine.