stocker noun. ['stɒkǝ] LME.
[from STOCK verb¹, noun¹ + -ER¹.]
1. A piece of wood used in building; a pole. Only in LME.

2. A person who makes or fits gun-stocks. M17.

3. A person employed to fell or uproot trees. local. L17.

4. An animal, esp. a young steer or heifer, destined for butchering but kept until matured or fattened. N. Amer. L19.

5. A person employed to look after stock held in a warehouse, garage, etc. Chiefly US. E20.

6. A stock-car; a stock-car racer. US colloq. L20.

7. A component or vehicle as regularly manufactured and held in stock (as opp. to customized). US colloq. L20.

► Recorded earlier in ME as a surname.

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