one whose business it is to put up bells, bell-wires, etc.
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释义 | society > occupation and work > worker > workers according to type of work > manual or industrial worker > other manual or industrial workers > [noun] > others (12) bell-hanger1540 one whose business it is to put up bells, bell-wires, etc. powder monkey1670 Originally and chiefly Nautical. A boy employed to carry gunpowder from the powder magazine to the guns, esp. on board a warship. Also figurative… articulator1798 Anatomy and Zoology. A person who assembles bones to form a complete skeleton. Now historical and rare. universalist1801 A person who is knowledgeable in many subjects or branches of a subject, as opposed to a specialist; a universal scholar. Also: †a person with… sander1854 One who or something which sands or sprinkles with sand; one who collects sand. gummer?1881 One who gums (in various technical uses). shaver1885 One who shaves hoops; more fully hoop shaver. wire-cutter1888 (a) an implement for cutting wire; (b) an appliance with a cutting blade formed of wire; spec. a machine for cutting clay into bricks; (c) a person… knacker1890 One who buys old houses, ships, etc., for the sake of their materials, or what can be made of them. radiologist1905 a person employing ionizing radiation or radioactive material in any field; spec. a physician specializing in radiology. groundhog1926 A slang designation for various workmen whose occupation keeps them on the ground. Also: spec. a caisson worker. U.S. dogman1948 Australian and New Zealand. A man who gives directional signals to a crane operator on a building site, often riding on the goods lifted by the… |
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