trafficker
- noun
- /ˈtræfɪkər/
- NSFW
- Such characteristics make it easier for traffickers to recruit, transport, and subsequently exploit women in destination countries.
- drug trafficker
- cocaine trafficker
- narcotics traffickers
They sold my mom first to another trafficker and I was kept there.
- They sold my mom first to another trafficker and I was kept there.
- They have a real life sex trafficker and his name is Matt Gaetz, right?
- How much time would it take for a trafficker to earn that money from a sex trafficking victim?
- Remember right after that I travelled to Sinaloa to meet with some arms traffickers.
- And again, we have folks that, you know, robbers, rapists, narcotic traffickers, you name it.
- And the reason they called him the king of New York is because he was a major heroin trafficker major.
- And those debts are the debts that were accumulated by paying what they thought were smugglers but turned out to be traffickers, right?
- and three girls in that village had been sold by their parents in the previous year to sex traffickers.
- And what they do is they will rescue kids at gunpoint from human traffickers, the really bad people that are doing horrendous things to kids.
- She goes, he's a he's a sex trafficker And I went what?
- And the guy who took us to China was human trafficker and he tricked us.
- All these traffickers search these hashtags, right?
- Young people have been caught by traffickers or like, approached by traffickers or solicitation sexual.
Examples
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At his funeral, the president of the association accused the drug traffickers of killing the secretary.
Academic text (1996) -
By establishing some degree of control over victims, traffickers are better able to exploit women in the sex industry.
Academic text (2008) -
And the reason they called him the king of New York is because he was a major heroin trafficker major.
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How much time would it take for a trafficker to earn that money from a sex trafficking victim?
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How do these traffickers spot them?
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The only people pleased to see them will be their traffickers.
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The traffickers specifically target women like Natalie and me.
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He's a known drug trafficker with ties to Colombia.
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Under this law, penalties for traffickers are raised and protections for victims increased.
Academic text (2003) -
He is a notorious trafficker who specializes in smuggling illegal drugs across the border.
Synonyms
A person who buys and sells illegal goods like drugs and stolen items
A person who sells illegal drugs
A person who secretly moves goods across borders to avoid paying tax
A person who brings goods into a country without paying customs
A person who buys stolen goods to sell them to others
A person who sells illegal drugs to other people
A person who illegally buys and sells large amounts of drugs
A person who makes and sells alcohol illegally, often during Prohibition
A person who buys and sells people as slaves
A person who secretly sells illegal drugs
A person who secretly sells scarce or controlled goods for money
A person who sells cars without a dealer license, often illegally
A person who buys and sells people to force them to work without freedom
A person who sells illegal drugs, often on the street
A person who sells illegal drugs, especially heroin
A person who moves goods across a border illegally, often to avoid taxes
A person who secretly brings goods into or out of a country to avoid paying taxes
A person who sells weapons, often illegally
Compounds
How Illegal
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Trafficker comes from traffic, a word that originally meant 'trade' or the movement of goods. So a trafficker is someone who trades or moves things, and today it usually means a person who does this secretly or illegally for money.