undercooper
undercooper noun: a subordinate cooper.
Noun
undercooper (plural undercoopers)
- A subordinate cooper.
- The chief cooper saw to it that wood was supplied, the bishop's cellar master furnished the hoops, and the undercoopers kept things tight.1899, Annual Report of the American Historical Association, page 423
Forms of undercooper
| plural | undercoopers |
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Origin of undercooper
From under- + cooper.
Questions about undercooper
- What does undercooper mean?
- Undercooper means a subordinate cooper.
- What part of speech is undercooper?
- Undercooper is a noun.
- What is the plural of undercooper?
- The plural of undercooper is undercoopers.
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