spragger
spragger noun: a mineworker whose job is to control (i.e., to slow, check, stop, or prevent) the movement of wagons or mine cars by applying sprags to prop them or to apply braking to their wheels or axles.
Noun
spragger (plural spraggers)
- A mineworker whose job is to control (i.e., to slow, check, stop, or prevent) the movement of wagons or mine cars by applying sprags to prop them or to apply braking to their wheels or axles.
Forms of spragger
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Questions about spragger
- What does spragger mean?
- Spragger means a mineworker whose job is to control (i.e., to slow, check, stop, or prevent) the movement of wagons or mine cars by applying sprags to prop them or to apply braking to their wheels or axles.
- What part of speech is spragger?
- Spragger is a noun.
- What is the plural of spragger?
- The plural of spragger is spraggers.
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