conveyer:
(also ‘conveyor’; plural: ‘conveyers‘; pronunciation: the letter ‘c’ is said with a ‘k’ sound as in “kong” — for the right pronunciation of this word, please click here)
a person or a firm whose business is to take or carry people and things, using vehicles, from one place to another (convey);
(old and rare usage) a juggler, a thief,
a conveyor/packer (person) packing things on a conveyor belt (machine)
Ethan is known to be the conveyer/conveyor of information in our office, because you only need to tell him something, and it will be conveyed to all the people by evening.
My elder brother is a conveyer/conveyor, running a goods transport business which includes delivering food products made in one place to various outlets all over our region.
Some truck drivers were arrested on the charges of carrying contraband goods in their trucks by the customs inspectors; the drivers, however, denied the charges saying that they were not the conveyers/conveyors of goods but were just truck drivers, and further argued that the actual conveyors were either the consignor or the consignee of the goods.
a people mover/conveyor at an airport
