overlooker
overlooker noun: one who overlooks; a work supervisor.
Noun
overlooker (plural overlookers)
- One who overlooks; a work supervisor.
- In the ring-room the overlooker would be about on a par with the carder or undercarder, but the jobbers would earn less than the strippers and grinders.1929, Great Britain. Industrial Health Research Board, Reports (issues 55-65, page 49)
Forms of overlooker
| plural | overlookers |
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Origin of overlooker
From overlook + -er.
Questions about overlooker
- What does overlooker mean?
- Overlooker means one who overlooks; a work supervisor.
- What part of speech is overlooker?
- Overlooker is a noun.
- What is the plural of overlooker?
- The plural of overlooker is overlookers.
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