Backhooker

/ˈbæk.hʊk.ɚ/ noun

Definition

A person or tool that performs or facilitates backhauling operations, or in some contexts, one who executes a backheel in soccer.

Etymology

Agent noun from 'back' + 'hook' (to catch or secure), or alternatively from 'backheel' + '-er.' The term is more common in logistics than in sports.

Kelly Says

Backhooker is one of those colorful trade terms that live in specialized industries—you won't hear it in everyday conversation, but logistics coordinators use it all the time.

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