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A company employee or licensed public official who verifies the weight of loads (as of coal, ore, or grain).

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Usage examples (12)
  • "Got a camera in that stuff, son?" the weighmaster had inquired as he passed over his bags.
  • You, yourself, would act as weighmaster; and would give the other party to the suit the benefit of any doubt in your mind as to the contrasting weights of the testimony...
  • The skill of the salesman weighmaster, used legitimately before the mind's eye of the prospect to tip the scales of decision to the favorable side, is illustrated in the...
  • At one time, he was co-weighmaster with Mark Wright.
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