pusherman
nounEtymology From pusher + -man.
- Well, now if I were the president of this land / You know, I'd declare total war on the pusher man1968, Hoyt Axton, “The Pusher”, in Steppenwolf, performed by Steppenwolf:
- The visitors stepped back, identical expressions of frustration and distress on their faces — they looked like hurting junkies who had discovered the pusherman wasn't where he'd promised to be.1991, Stephen King, Needful Things:
2
A person employed to operate the pusher device of a coke oven.