teamster

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teamster

A teamster delivers goods to a local market.

Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A person whose occupation is driving a truck: A "teamster" is primarily someone who drives a truck professionally, especially a large commercial vehicle.
    • The driver of a team of horses: Historically, a "teamster" was a person who drove a team of horses, typically for hauling goods.
Examples of Usage
  • Noun:
    • The teamster delivered the shipment across the country. (The professional truck driver delivered the shipment across the country.)
    • In the 19th century, a teamster controlled the horses pulling the wagon. (In the 19th century, a driver controlled the horses pulling the wagon.)
Advanced Usage
  • "Teamster" as a union member: Often capitalized when referring to a member of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters, a large labor union in the United States and Canada.
    • He has been a proud Teamster for twenty years. (He has been a proud member of the Teamsters union for twenty years.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Teamsters (plural noun, often capitalized): Refers to the International Brotherhood of Teamsters union.
    • The Teamsters negotiated a new contract. (The union negotiated a new contract.)
  • Truck driver (noun): A more common modern synonym for the primary meaning.
    • The truck driver stopped at the rest area. (The truck driver stopped at the rest area.)
Synonyms
  • Trucker: A casual term for a person who drives a truck.
  • Hauler: A person or company engaged in the transport of goods.
  • Wagoner: A driver of a wagon, especially one drawn by horses (historical).
Related Phrases
  • Teamster local: A local branch or chapter of the Teamsters union.
    • She attended the meeting at her Teamster local. (She attended the meeting at her local union branch.)
teamster

A teamster delivers goods to a local market.

Noun
  1. someone who drives a truck as an occupation
  2. the driver of a team of horses doing hauling

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