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Noun stacker has 1 sense
  1. stacker - a laborer who builds up a stack or pile
    --1 is a kind of
    laborer, manual laborer, labourer, jack
    Derived forms: verb stack1, verb stack2

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Stacker


Description:

A "stacker" refers to a person or thing that stacks or arranges items in a neat and organized manner. It can also refer to a type of arcade game or a piece of machinery used in industrial processes.


Senses:

1. Noun (Person):

A stacker can be a person who arranges or piles objects, usually in a specific order or pattern. This can include stacking items such as books, boxes, or even food items.

Example Sentence: John, our office stacker, meticulously arranges all the files in alphabetical order.

2. Noun (Arcade Game):

"Stacker" is also the name of an arcade game where players attempt to stack rows of blocks on top of each other to win a prize. It requires precision and timing.

Example Sentence: I tried my luck at the stacker game in the arcade, but I could only reach the fifth row before the blocks toppled.

3. Noun (Machinery):

In industrial processes, a stacker is a type of machinery used to stack or pile materials, such as pallets or containers, efficiently and in an organized manner.

Example Sentence: The stacker at the warehouse can lift and stack pallets up to six meters high.


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