Chocker

/ˈtʃɒkər/ noun

Definition

One who chocks; a person or device that places chocks or wedges to secure something in place.

Etymology

From 'chock' + the agent suffix '-er.' This occupational or descriptive noun refers to someone performing the action of chocking.

Kelly Says

In old shipyards and loading docks, 'chockers' were essential workers whose job—simply wedging things so they wouldn't slide—sounds boring but prevented countless accidents and lost cargo.

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