noun
- plural of gaffer: elderly men, especially those living in rural areas
- plural of gaffer: chief electricians on film or television sets
- plural of gaffer: foremen or supervisors, especially in construction or manual labor
Usage: informal; chiefly British
Usage: film industry; television industry
Usage: informal; chiefly British
Examples
- The old gaffers sat on the bench discussing the weather.
- Several gaffers gathered at the pub every evening.
- The film’s gaffers worked all night setting up the lighting equipment.
- Two experienced gaffers were hired for the television production.
- The construction gaffers supervised the crew during the morning shift.
- The gaffers made sure all safety protocols were followed on site.