Plural of dorser; multiple baskets, frameworks, or load-carrying apparatus worn on the back of humans or animals for transporting goods.
Plural form of 'dorser,' maintaining the historical term from Old French 'dorsere' derived from Latin 'dorsum.' The '-s' plural is standard in English.
Traveling merchants in medieval times often used pairs of dorsers balanced on pack animals, and the skill of loading them symmetrically was actually an important profession—pack-balancing experts!
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