dataller
/ˈdeɪtlə/ /ˈdeɪt(ə)lə/(also daat'ler, dataler) Chiefly English regional (northern )
noun
A worker hired or paid by the day, typically for manual work; a day labourer.
Origin
Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Sheffield & Rotherham Independent. From datal, variant of daytal + -er.
- indexable
- indexation
- index card
- index case
- indexer
- index finger
- index fossil
- artichoke
- artichoke bottom
- artichoke gall
- artichoke heart
- article
- Article 15
- articled clerk
- articled teacher
- article of virtu
- article (or object) of virtu
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- articulacy
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- Articulata
- articulate
- articulated
- articulately