Stoker Edit Meaning

1.

stoker, a small item, such as a twig, bobby pin or a toothpick which is used to un-clog a cone peice of a bong.

"We need a stoker"

"Dude that cone was totally hard to pull, next time stoker it"

"It may need stokerage"

See stoker, smoking, pot, australia

2.

A MEM (Marine Engineering Mechanic) in the Royal Navy. Also known as Bilge Rats and Spanner Wankers. Usually recognised by the greasy blue overalls and wearing a pair of ear defenders around their necks.

Wiggy: There's smoke coming out of the engine room.

Slinger: Call the Chief Stoker, he's on duty tonight.

See stoker, bilge rat, royal navy, sailor

3.

the person riding on the back of a tandem bicycle

I was the stoker for our last ride on the tandem.

See assistant