What is another word for stocker?
Pronunciation:
[ stˈɒkə], [ stˈɒkə], [ s_t_ˈɒ_k_ə]
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Similar words for stocker:
- archetypal (adjective)
- banal (adjective)
- common (adjective)
- dull (adjective)
- everyday (adjective)
- familiar (adjective)
- hackneyed (adjective)
- ordinary (adjective)
- other relevant words (adjective)
- perfunctory (adjective)
- stock (adjective)
- animal (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for Stocker:
adj.
• archetypal (adjective) • banal (adjective)- dumb,
- wishy-washy,
- vapid,
- unimaginative,
- platitudinous,
- pabulum,
- unoriginal,
- stale,
- mundane,
- nothing,
- stupid,
- nowhere,
- old hat,
- tired,
- square,
- watery,
- everyday,
- bland,
- pedestrian,
- corny,
- flat,
- insipid.
- characteristic,
- current,
- humdrum,
- mediocre,
- colloquial,
- prevailing,
- universal,
- frequent,
- wearisome,
- undistinguished,
- daily,
- general,
- prosaic,
- bourgeois,
- monotonous,
- unvaried,
- homely,
- natural,
- probable,
- commonplace,
- habitual,
- simple,
- workaday,
- accepted,
- plain,
- passable,
- informal,
- obscure,
- prevalent,
- Familiar,
- trivial,
- casual.
- blah,
- out-of-date,
- dead,
- longwinded,
- big yawn,
- tedious,
- dry,
- tame,
- oft-repeated,
- arid,
- hoary,
- heavy,
- pointless,
- repetitious,
- archaic,
- soporific,
- repetitive,
- dreary,
- colorless,
- tiresome,
- dismal,
- prosy,
- uninspiring,
- Driveling,
- jejune,
- abused,
- usual thing,
- prolix.
- lowly,
- mainstream,
- wonted,
- vanilla,
- unremarkable,
- quotidian,
- unexceptional,
- accustomed,
- garden variety,
- middle-of-the-road.
- intimate,
- domestic,
- repeated,
- homespun,
- native,
- humble,
- matter-of-fact,
- unceremonious,
- known,
- recognizable,
- unsophisticated.
- outmoded,
- outdated,
- Overworked,
- threadbare,
- moth-eaten,
- old-saw,
- familiar tune,
- timeworn,
- obsolete,
- old-hat,
- antiquated,
- old-chestnut,
- well-worn,
- played-out,
- old.
- model,
- whitebread,
- phoning it in,
- ho hum,
- comformable,
- hokey,
- noplace,
- dull as dishwater,
- quintessential,
- textbook,
- dime a dozen,
- tripe,
- most characteristic,
- going through the motions,
- cornfed,
- walking through it,
- paradigmatic,
- bromidic,
- cornball,
- household,
- per diem,
- proverbial.
- cool,
- unconcerned,
- superficial,
- slipshod,
- mechanical,
- involuntary,
- slovenly,
- offhand,
- impersonal,
- inattentive,
- uninterested,
- indifferent,
- wooden,
- sketchy,
- negligent,
- unaware,
- cursory,
- apathetic,
- lackadaisical,
- careless,
- disinterested,
- heedless.
- common,
- staple,
- basic,
- banal,
- conventional,
- traditional,
- stereotyped,
- set,
- routine,
- typical,
- normal,
- overused,
- standard,
- customary,
- dull,
- run-of-the-mill,
- usual,
- worn-out,
- ordinary,
- hackneyed,
- trite,
- regular,
- formal,
- established.
n.
• animal (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):
How to use "Stocker" in context?
What is a stocker?
A stocker is a person who works in a store in a variety of capacities, from stocking shelves to helping customers. They are important members of a store's team and play an essential role in helping customers find the products they need and facilitating the flow of customers through the store.
Stocker roles can vary depending on the store, but most stocksers are responsible for replenishing products on the shelves, taking customer complaints and suggestions, and helping prepare the store for the next store day.
The Stocker's Life
Few jobs are as exciting and varied as a stocker's.
Homophones for Stocker:
- scutigera, squad car, switcher, set ashore, sticker, stegosaur, soothsayer, satyagraha, South Korea, scout car, stockcar, stock car, side chair, Swedish rye, stagger, stager, seducer, stagira, sightseer, schweitzer, staggerer, set square, stoker, sidecar, setscrew, sweet cherry, stitchery, sketcher, switcheroo, stage crew, stitcher, Sid Caesar, stacker.
Hyponym for Stocker:
n.
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animal
domesticated animal, domestic animal.
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animal
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