stacker
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4.9
- noun
- /ˈstækər/
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- At the supermarket, the stacker organized the shelves with fresh products.
My name is Brian Berg, and I'm a professional card stacker.
- My name is Brian Berg, and I'm a professional card stacker.
Examples
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The stacker arranged the boxes neatly in the warehouse.
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This is done with a radial stacker, which pivots around the outfeed of the tub grinder, keeping handling to a minimum.
Academic text (1999) -
Basically, pure and simple terms, a shelf stacker.
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Guess I'll just occupy my time with the stacker machine outside the store until it opens.
Blog text (13) -
We're having trouble with the R3s and the stackers.
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A box stacker who's not stacking boxes.
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At 26m, the stacker truck is the longest load in the convoy.
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Both of these parking garages would be attended-park facilities and would employ car stackers.
Blog text (13) -
With his stacker, gantry, ladder and superstructure removed, all that's left is the hull.
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A skilled stacker can quickly pile heavy crates for shipping.
Synonyms
A machine or person who stacks boxes on pallets for storage and transport
A machine in a warehouse that lifts and moves pallets under computer control
A machine that stacks large piles of loose materials like coal
A worker who packs and moves boxes in a warehouse
Compounds
- Specialized
A machine in a warehouse that lifts and moves pallets under computer control
How Big
- Specialized
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4.9
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word stacker comes from the verb stack ('to pile') and the agent ending -er ('one who does'). So a stacker is simply a person or a machine that arranges or piles things into neat stacks.