carder
/ˈkɑːrdər/Definitions
1. noun
A person or machine that carding, or to process fibers, especially wool or cotton, into a loose, fluffy mass.
“The carder machine helped to process the raw wool into usable yarn.”
2. verb
To process fibers, especially wool or cotton, into a loose, fluffy mass.
“The farmer carded the wool to prepare it for spinning into yarn.”
3. verb
To extract or separate something, especially a digital currency, from a cryptocurrency exchange or wallet.
“The hacker carded the victim’s account to steal their cryptocurrency.”