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paster

paster

8.9
A person who sticks labels or posters onto things
  • noun
  • /ˈpeɪstər/
translation icon : pegador
  • Before automation, a paster would manually mount posters on billboards.

Examples

  • The paster carefully applied labels to thousands of bottles each day.

  • Many pasters work in the printing industry.

  • In the workshop, the pasters ensured that every box was neatly sealed.

  • The paster applied the label smoothly.

  • The paster expertly affixed the promotional stickers on each product package.

  • Every day, the paster attaches new labels to incoming shipments in the warehouse.

  • At the event, the paster was responsible for applying large posters to the display boards.

Synonyms

poster
vspaster
22 5.7

A person who puts up printed notices on walls or billboards

applies adhesive for various attachments rather than only adverts
tagger
vspaster
1 6.3

A person who attaches labels to items to organize them

focuses on applying paste specifically to attach items rather than general joining
labeler
vspaster
  • US
1 2.7

A person or machine that puts tags on products

uses glue to secure items physically instead of automated sticking
bill poster
vspaster
5.7

A person who puts up posters on walls or billboards

applies adhesive broadly to attach small items or larger notices

Surface Forms

paster singular
pasters plural

Morphology

paster = paste (transparent) = paste + er

Standard agent/instrument nominalization: the verb 'paste' + '-er' yields a person or device that pastes, directly predictable.

Etymology

Paster comes from the word paste ('soft glue') and the ending -er ('one who'), so it means a person who applies paste to stick labels, posters, or other items.