What is another word for stevedore?
Pronunciation:
[ stˈiːvɪdˌɔː], [ stˈiːvɪdˌɔː], [ s_t_ˈiː_v_ɪ_d_ˌɔː]
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Synonyms for Stevedore:
n.
• dock-walloper (noun) • docker (noun) • dockhand (noun) • loader (noun) • longshoreman (noun) • lumper (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun) • stevedore (noun)Other synonyms:
• laborer • Other relevant words (noun):- hebe,
- coolie,
- conductor,
- cargo handler,
- bearer,
- packer,
- ganymede,
- Tranter,
- homing pigeon,
- pioneer,
- trainer,
- insert,
- carrier,
- common carrier,
- pavior,
- participate,
- locomotive,
- litter-bearer,
- enroll,
- carrier pigeon,
- Shield-bearer,
- porter,
- navvy,
- skycap,
- truck driver,
- motor,
- enter,
- filler,
- redcap,
- enrol,
- trucker,
- recruit,
- conveyer,
- transporter,
- sappers and miners,
- hauler,
- Unloader,
- water boy,
- Expressman,
- carter,
- caddie,
- unload,
- voortrekker,
- Drayman,
- stretcher-bearer,
- wagoner,
- express,
- inscribe,
- feeder,
- busboy,
- letter carrier,
- dockworker,
- stevedores,
- trailblazer,
- stevedoring,
- jeopardize,
- guess,
- rouster,
- water carrier,
- embark,
- shipper,
- cupbearer,
- Bheesty,
- freighter,
- backer,
- charger,
- Preparer,
- send,
- warming pan.
How to use "Stevedore" in context?
Stevedores are the unsung heroes of the dock. Without their hard work, container ships and barges would be stuck at sea and commerce would grind to a halt. As imposing as they may seem, a stevedore is actually just a person who moves crates and boxes around on a dockside. Their job is a physically demanding one, and they must be able to move heavy loads quickly and efficiently in order to keep the port running.
In order to become a stevedore, a person must have strong back muscles and an ability to stay calm under pressure.
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