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Definition of Skilled worker
1. Noun. A worker who has acquired special skills.
Generic synonyms: Worker
Specialized synonyms: Aquanaut, Oceanaut, Armorer, Armourer, Aeronaut, Airman, Aviator, Flier, Flyer, Baker, Bread Maker, Balloonist, Butcher, Slaughterer, Calligrapher, Calligraphist, Coiner, Minter, Moneyer, Cook, Artificer, Artisan, Craftsman, Journeyman, Crew Member, Crewman, Cutter, Dental Hygienist, Draftsman, Draftsperson, Draughtsman, Dyer, Editor, Editor In Chief, Electrician, Lineman, Linesman, Engraver, Aesthetician, Esthetician, Fisher, Fisherman, Founder, Framer, Fumigator, Galvaniser, Galvanizer, Gilder, Grip, Harpooneer, Harpooner, Hunter, Huntsman, Indexer, Laminator, Lobsterman, Lockkeeper, Lockman, Lockmaster, Fixer, Mender, Repairer, Funeral Director, Funeral Undertaker, Mortician, Undertaker, Mounter, Functionary, Official, Oilman, Lens Maker, Optician, Painter, Perfecter, Phlebotomist, Plaiter, Plasterer, Plater, Power Worker, Power-station Worker, Pressman, Printer, Projectionist, Refiner, Preserver, Refinisher, Renovator, Restorer, Riveter, Rivetter, Router, Crewman, Sailor, Man, Military Man, Military Personnel, Serviceman, Shearer, Skinner, Metalworker, Smith, Smith, Technician, Piano Tuner, Tuner, Turner, Turtler, Voicer, Vulcaniser, Vulcanizer, Wall-paperer, Wallpaperer, Wireman, Wirer
Lexicographical Neighbors of Skilled Worker
Literary usage of Skilled worker
Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:
1. Bulletin by United States (1918)
"Under ordinary circumstances the efficient home maker must be a reasonably skilled
worker in at least four or five skilled occupations. ..."
2. Report on the Steel Strike of 1919 by Bureau of Industrial Research (1920)
"There is then an inherent grievance touching the skilled worker's most precious
... Against " speeding up " the skilled worker feels he has no defense. ..."
3. Parliamentary Debates: Senate and House of Representatives by Australia Parliament (1911)
"Suppose the unskilled worker were to insist on having craft organization, the
skilled worker, if he realized his own interest, would say that he could not ..."
4. Hell Before Death by William Shuler Harris (1908)
"(3) The sacrifices and sufferings of the skilled worker are magnified through
contrast with the unlimited and unearned wealth of the rich, Although the ..."
5. Hell Before Death by William Shuler Harris (1908)
"It is not to be expected that the skilled worker will ever reach a satisfactory
state in regard to his wages. If it does happen that he receives a large ..."
6. Hiring the Worker by Roy Willmarth Kelly, John Marks Brewer (1918)
"Now for this $31.20 we secure from a skilled worker a certain number of pieces
of productive work represented by his earnings of $24.00 per week. ..."
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