bearer, caddie, carrier pigeon, conveyer, docker, express, gun bearer, letter carrier, longshoreman, roustabout, stretcher-bearer, trucker, water carrier
Definitionn. a laborer who loads and unloads vessels in a port
Last update: July 25, 2015
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Stevedore has a very hard life. [Please select]
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Once he raised his voice, and a negro stevedore rushed frantically aft, as if he had received the end of a lightning-bolt. [Please select]
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A big stevedore carried her down two decks to where the gang-plank was thrown across. [Please select]
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It would have relieved his temper to unload a portion of it upon the offending stevedore. [Please select]
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He had been waiting for some such opportunity to discover more about his stevedore. [Please select]
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He had supposed that his stevedore had a small outfit and needed all the work she could get. [Please select]
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For the first and last time in the history of the world the profession of stevedore became a distinguished one. [Please select]
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Tie a square knot, a weaver's knot, a slip knot, a flemish coop, a bowline, a half, timber clove, boom hitches, stevedore and wall end knots, blackwall and catspaw turn and hitch hook hitches. [Please select]
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He was as serenely comfortable as a stevedore who dozes out of the long stupefaction of exhaustion to the realization that the day is a holiday. [Please select]
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