Definition of "stocker" [stock•er]

• Livestock that is wintered and then sold in the spring (noun)
• Stock car; a car used for racing but without significant alteration since its production by the manufacturer (noun)
• One who crafts gun stocks (noun)
• One who stocks shelves with inventory (noun)
• One who supplies raw material to a machine (noun)

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• "I'm usually pretty good about marking the date and species on all sealed fish, but this 12-inch brown trout, no doubt a local stocker, is anonymous and apparently slipped out of view during cold storage."
• "We have outlined four different stages that will take your stocker from a standard issue 4×4 to a “built to the hilt” utility machine that breathes fire (not really, but darn close)."
• "Nearby, you’ll find a towering bin, called a stocker, filled with wafers waiting to be processed by this equipment."