conveyer noun. [kǝn'veɪǝ] Also (the usual form in sense 4) conveyor. E16.
[from CONVEY verb + -ER¹, -OR.]
1. gen. A person who or thing which conveys something. E16.

2. A deft thief. M-L16.

3. A person who transfers property. M17.

4. A mechanical contrivance for conveying articles or materials during manufacture or processing; esp. (in full conveyor belt) an endless moving belt of rubber, canvas, etc., for this purpose. E19.
fig.:
■ G. Clare For Grandmother this conveyor-belt production of sons must have been traumatic.

■ conveyorize verb trans. equip with a conveyor, carry out by means of a conveyor M20.

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