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undertaker

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun undertaker has 1 sense
  1. mortician, undertaker, funeral undertaker, funeral director - one whose business is the management of funerals
    --1 is a kind of skilled worker, trained worker
    --1 has particulars: embalmer

Definitions from the Web

Term: Undertaker

Noun:

1. A person who arranges and conducts funerals and burials.

Example sentence: The undertaker took care of all the arrangements for the funeral.

Related products: Funeral arrangements

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2. A professional wrestler who typically portrays a dark, mysterious, or gothic character.

Example sentence: The undertaker is known for his intimidating presence in the wrestling ring.

Related products: Pro wrestling merchandise

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3. An apprentice or junior partner in a business or profession.

Example sentence: The undertaker took the opportunity to learn from the experienced lawyer.

Related products: Professional mentoring

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4. (Informal) A person whose occupation involves handling or dealing with something specified.

Example sentence: He was an undertaker of hazardous waste materials.

Related products: Hazardous waste handling

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5. (British) A person who brings goods from one country to another illegally to avoid import duties or restrictions.

Example sentence: The undertaker was caught smuggling contraband across the border.

Related products: Smuggling equipment

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6. Undertaker (attributive)

Example sentence: The undertaker business has seen significant growth in recent years.

Related products: Professional business growth

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